To demonstrate how oppositely charged electrons can be used to bend water. Static electricity is the accumulation of excess electric charge where there exists poor electrical conductivity. Every day we interact and observe the effects of static electricity from multiple sources, none more so than the static created by our own bodies. When we brush our hair, rub our feet on the ground, or pull a wool sweater over our heads, excess electrons are created and cling to our body until they can be discharged. This phenomena occurs because all physical objects are made up of charges, which in turn are made from atoms consisting of protons (positive charges), electrons (negative charges), and neutrons (neutral). When a sustained separation of positive and negative charges occurs, static electricity is formed.
Posted on: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 09:04:04 +0000
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