Conductive bodies as charge storage devices

LP3.1.4.1

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Description

In this experiment, the students transfer charges from an electroscope to 2 conductive bodies of different sizes. By doing this they learn about the phenomenon of charge storage and show that

an electroscope can be charged and discharged by a conductive body.
conductive bodies can store different large amounts of charge depending on their size and shape.

Components of equipment sets

1	54008 8	Electroscope
1	54251 4	Induction plate 8 cm x 4 cm
1	688106 4	Acetate foils 300 x 300 x 0.1 mm, set of 10
1	54612 4	Faraday's cup
1	54100 4	Friction rods, PVC and acrylic
1	647003 8	Lid for tray
1	667017 4	Scissors 125 mm, round-ended

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