File:Gold leaf electroscope with ground strips.png

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Description Drawing of a gold-leaf electroscope from around 1900. The grounded metal strips flanking the leaves improve sensitivity and are a protective device. If the delicate leaves receive an excessive charge, they will touch the strips and discharge, rather than tearing. Alterations: removed caption, removed attached collector rod since it was irrelevant and confusing.
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Source Downloaded from John William Moore (1910) Meteorology: Practical and Applied, 2nd Ed., Rebman Ltd., London, p.297, fig.86 on Google Books
Author John William Moore
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