It can be, rubbing your feet on the carpet produces heat from friction, this is a conversion of mechanical energy to heat energy. The other effect is an example of capacitance where electrons build up on the surface and are released as a spark, Static Electricity, or reactive power, being released as a kinetic charge, a conversion from one type of electrical power to heat energy. The greater of the two energy conversions evidenced is the friction heat, however.
Basically, energy can't be created (or destroyed, for that matter). You can convert one type of energy to another. By the way, another thing that can't be created is electrical charges. When rubbing shoes on the carpet, electrical charges are separated.
yes it is.
Yes, by rubbing a balloon in your hair or sliding your feet across the carpet, you can create static friction. However, sometimes, this may take some time to notice it.
Friction is a force of resistance against another object. Example: A sled against mud. Another Example: A sock against the carpet sliding friction
Rubbing two things together. Even if you're just sliding across a carpet, that's friction too.
Basically, energy can't be created (or destroyed, for that matter). You can convert one type of energy to another. By the way, another thing that can't be created is electrical charges. When rubbing shoes on the carpet, electrical charges are separated.
Yes
Rubbing alcohol will kill just about anything it comes in contact with. Apply liberally.
no it shouldn't but if it does it might just be little stains that's all
yes it is.
Rubbing a balloon on your head can produce static electricity. This can also be accomplished by shuffling your feet across a carpet, when the humidity is very low. Another method that is used in science classes is the rubbing of a glass rod against a silk cloth. This allows the transfer of electrons to the rod. Another method is the use of a Van de Graaff generator, or a Whimshurst machine.
Electricity can be generated through a generator. It can also be made by rubbing your slippers across the carpet.
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Not knowing what you mean by dangerous, iso-propyl alcohol (standard rubbing alcohol, either 70% or 99%) should have no effect on a carpet other than to kill 99.99% of bacteria and viruses in the carpet.
because when you pet him it like rubbing rour shoes on carpet and then when you touch him again he grounds you out resulting in a shock
Yes, by rubbing a balloon in your hair or sliding your feet across the carpet, you can create static friction. However, sometimes, this may take some time to notice it.
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