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air can be ionized - yes. There is such a thing as an ionizer, which people believe ionizes dust particles, which then stick together, and fall to the ground, thus cleaning the air. The effectiveness of such a device is open to debate.
Air can be ionized by light or during a thunder storm too.
But if you got a lump of air from inside a room, I'm not sure how much charge it would have. I believe it would most likely be neutral.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 12y agoGenerally not. If the impulse is strong enough to displace air, such as a spark, you might hear it, especially in the case of lightning, but not for normal EM band radiation.
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Electrical impulses.
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electrical impulses
