- Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Electrostatics".
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Brown -- "
Electrostatic motor" (1934-09-25) U.S.
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Electrostatic Motor" (ed.
Electrostatics from
Atmospheric Electricity)...
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Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a
sudden and
momentary flow of
electric current between two differently-charged
objects when
brought close together or...
- An
electrostatic precipitator (ESP) is a
filterless device that
removes fine particles, such as dust and smoke, from a
flowing gas
using the
force of...
-
since Coulomb's law
gives the
electric field due to an individual,
electrostatic point charge only. However, Gauss's law can be
proven from Coulomb's...
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particles at rest. This
electric force is
conventionally called the
electrostatic force or
Coulomb force.
Although the law was
known earlier, it was first...
- be used. In
classical electrostatics, the
electrostatic field is a
vector quantity expressed as the
gradient of the
electrostatic potential,
which is a...
- Encyclopædia
Britannica article "
Electrostatics".
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Electrostatic induction at
Wikimedia Commons "Charging by
electrostatic induction".
Regents exam...
- An
electrostatic lens is a
device that ****ists in the
transport of
charged particles. For instance, it can
guide electrons emitted from a
sample to an...
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problem with
integrating such a
woofer with the
electrostatics. This is
because most
electrostatics are line sources, the
sound pressure level of which...
