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can a liquid be induced with charge i.e. Can we create sites of localisation of positive and negative charges in a liquid?
soumyajitnag said:can a liquid be induced with charge i.e. Can we create sites of localisation of positive and negative charges in a liquid?
Charge induction in liquid refers to the process by which positive and negative charges are separated and localized in a liquid, resulting in the formation of regions with different electrical potentials.
Charge induction occurs in liquids when an external electric field is applied to the liquid. The electric field causes the molecules in the liquid to align, with the positive ends facing towards the negative charge and the negative ends facing towards the positive charge. This results in the separation and localization of charges.
Charge induction in liquids has various applications, including electrostatic separation of particles, electrophoresis, and capacitive sensing. It is also used in devices such as liquid crystal displays and inkjet printers.
Yes, charge induction in liquids can be controlled by adjusting the strength and direction of the external electric field. This allows for precise manipulation and localization of charges in the liquid.
Yes, there are several factors that can affect charge induction in liquids, such as the dielectric constant of the liquid, the strength of the external electric field, and the size and shape of the particles or molecules in the liquid.