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Can someone give me an example of each type of formation of static electricity?

i know there are three types that statci electricity formsIt is Conduction, Induction, and frictionI already know the example for frictionWhat is the other two examples?

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Conduction occurs when a charged conductor is placed in contact with another conductor with a different charge or no chargeHow the first conductor gets charged in the first place is not important (it can be by one of the 3 methods)The charge(s) is shared between the two conductorsExample: Take a sheet of aluminum foil and place it on the (insulating) countertopTake another sheet of foil and rub it on some plastic (friction) to charge it upIn the dark, touch the two pieces of foil together and watch the spark go from the charged foil to the non-charged foilInduction takes place when a charged object (conductor or insulator) is passed near another stationary isolated conductor or insulatorCharge is induced onto the isolated material via the electric field change as the charged object passes byIt's like a very very very slow radio wave where the moving object is the antenna and the isolated stationary object is the receiverExampleTake a piece of foil and ground it to get rid of any chargePlace it carefully on a countertop (so it stays relatively uncharged) Measure the voltage between the foil and earth-ground with a meterTake a piece of paper and rub it on some plastic to charge it upPass the paper quickly over the foil a few times Remeasure the voltage between the foil and groundIt will be much higher than before.

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