File:Electrostatic ring with ball and plane.webm
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English: Variation of a classical electrostatic rotation demonstration. A metal ring around an insulating cylinder is connected to an electrostatic machine. The base below is grounded. A conductive light ball placed over the base turns around the cylinder, depositing charge in the interior of the cylinder and being repelled.
The machine must revert polarity periodically. The experiment works too with a Leyden jar in series with the device. By Dr. Antônio Carlos M. de Queiroz (in memoriam). http://www.coe.ufrj.br/~acmq/ |
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