@palatok,
Quote:i've read the theory of static electricity but couldn't solve this following problem :
Pal I'm sure I can't either but as an erstwhile inventor in the field I'm interested to be sure
Quote:……...if two objects…...apart from each other and connected with a conductor wire , what will be the change of the force…..compare to …..without the wire ?
I'd suppose flow through the wire would equalize the charge. Thus for instance if they were opposite in polarity a discharge would reduce both to zero
Quote:what will be the direction of flow of charge (if there any flow)
Electrons from the one more negative would rush to the other
Quote:& how to calculate which object will take charge or which will give(also what is the amount of transferred charge) ?
The amount of course Pal would depend on the original state of the two
Quote:any descriptive answer will be really helpful (i'm little weak in static-electricity) , thank you .
You're entirely welcome but I hope someone familiar with the math of it all would respond
Quote:(i'm little weak in static-electricity)
I'm weak almost everywhere
Quote:(sorry for my poor english)
No need whatever to apologize. Good God, myself I have a BS in journ (pun intended) and am an erstwhile writer but yet a2k--rightly--frequently tears me apart mercilessly
Set, Ossobuco, why don't you get in on this, what an opportunity
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