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Why would you get half voltage between live and neutral?
You can measure a small voltage between earth and neutral, even if the neutral is grounded to earth, because the neutral conductor acts as an antenna picking up electromagnetic radiation in the atmosphere. -------------------------- If the above answer were true, the earth conductor would also act as an antenna. But the real answer is, if you read ANY voltage between the neutral and earth, the neutral is broken somewhere between where you are measuring and the panel or not properly bonded in the panel. Call a competent electrician to repair the problem.
Is a neutral solution a acid or a base?
A neutral solution is true neutral with a pH of 7,00.
Is the neutral wire consider a hot wire?
Neutral is neither Hot nor ground. Neutral is the return wire for electrical service. It is a requirement , by law, that the Neutral Wire Feed into an electrical service box (main panel) be BONDED to the box and the Earth ground. Thie effectively makes the neutral in circuits out of the service panel equal to ground. But as it enters the service panel from the utility and meter pan, it is not ground. <<>> The only time that the neutral can have voltage on it is if it gets disconnected from the distribution point. Then the voltage that is supplied to the load will continue through the load and stop at the disconnection point. If you touch the uninsulated part of the neutral wire and touch any grounded equipment at the same time your body will act as a conductor for the load circuit. You will receive a nasty shock. This scenario is the only time that the neutral is "hot".
Do magnetic poles attract each other or repel each other or are they neutral to each other?
Magnetic poles act like charges, they attract(opposites) and repel (same).
What does neutalize mean?
neutralisation means nullifying the effect of one substance by another like in acid base reactions acid+base-salt(neutral)
What act requires bureaucrat to remain politically neutral?
the Hatch Act
What good are neutral fats?
Neutral fats help in keeping the body warm by insulating. They also act as a padding for the body. An example of neutral fat is Monoglyceride.
What is the name of the act that protects ships to stay neutral?
banging
What did the U - Boat use to sink the neutral merchant ship?
i have no clue
What is a definition of docking?
The act of mooring a ship to a wharf.
How can you baker act someone in NY?
Ship them to Florida
Can the neutral safety switch cause your catera to act like its in neutral while its in drive?
No your car just wont come out of park.
What is the act of rebellion against the captain of a ship?
Mutiny
What was the robin moor?
The Robin Moor was a US ship sunk in neutral waters by a German submarine several months before the United States was in the Second World War. The sinking was an illegal act and caused increased tension between the United States and Germany.
What is meant by neutral?
neutralization is the act of making something neutral.
What is embarkment?
Boarding: The act of passengers getting aboard a ship or aircraft
How many forces act on a ship?
Weight. Air resistance. Upthrust. Driving force. Frictional force on ship due to water.
