When clothing is removed, it can cause a transfer of electrons due to friction, leading to static electricity. This results in one object becoming positively charged and the other negatively charged. The electrical charges create an electrostatic attraction between the charged clothing and the hair, causing the hair to stand on end and be attracted to the clothing even after it has been removed. This phenomenon exemplifies the principles of electrostatics, where opposite charges attract.
No, magnets do not generate a spark when being removed. A spark is typically generated by friction or electrical discharge, not by magnets.
yes you can if the lice lay eggs on an article of clothing and you put it on
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No, a ballast should not be energized after being removed from power until it has been properly inspected and deemed safe to operate again. Energizing a ballast that has been disconnected may pose safety risks, including electrical shock or fire hazards, especially if the ballast is damaged. Always follow manufacturer guidelines and safety protocols when handling electrical components.
Because paper is an insulator of electricity, this means that the electricity cannot pass through. Therefore until the paper is removed, the circuit is broken.
Only burnt clothing that comes off easily should be removed; any clothing embedded in the burn should not be disturbed.
Power hopefully is removed so the fire cannot get bigger.
Most types of ink can be removed by blotting the clothing with a paper towel soaked with isopropyl alcohol. Some "permanent" inks really are permanent, and cannot be removed.
There may be multiple explanations for fuzz on your clothing. The most common one may be that you washed your clothing with another piece of "fuzzy" clothing, during the process some fuzz was removed from that piece of clothing and attached to the other pieces.
Static electricity. The drums and the toner are both given an identical electrical charge, then the charge is removed where the toner is supposed to stick. The charged toner particles are then attracted to the drum, at only the places where the charge has been removed. The drum then turns, comes in contact with the paper and the toner is transferred to the paper where it is heated and permanently "Fused".
Probably the insulation from the wire, if this is the train of thought that you are thinking.
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Now..... Don't use water!! Use sand ..... i think that heat is removed
Formaldehyde can be effectively removed from clothing by washing the clothes with a mixture of water and baking soda, or by soaking them in a solution of vinegar and water. Additionally, hanging the clothes outside in fresh air and sunlight can help to naturally dissipate the formaldehyde.
No, magnets do not generate a spark when being removed. A spark is typically generated by friction or electrical discharge, not by magnets.
Provided nothing is removed
Here's how: * have a friend blow the horn while you find it in the engine compartment * when located, removed the electrical wires * removed the horn (may require some tools). VOILA - horn removed