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Surface Electric Potential

02/04/2008 10:44 PM

Good Day! peps, I would like to ask if "Surface Electric Potential" is the same as "Electrostatic Discharge Voltage" of ESD generators? Are they related? and is there a website where I can have some reference regarding in this topic?

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Re: Surface Electric Potential

02/06/2008 3:37 PM

If you Google "surface electric potential" you'll see your query to CR 4 posted and immediately above it is an explanation of the phenomena. We aren't allowed to copy any copyrighted material from Google (or other sources) or I would have posted here for you. Sorry

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02/06/2008 4:31 PM

I'm sorry to bother you, but I seem to be a bit 'technically challenged' today. I can't find the explanation in Google, either.

I know we can't post the actual article but we should be able to post a hyper-link to it. Would you be kind enough to post the hyper-link?

I'm am being completely sincere.

All the best and thank you for your patience.

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02/06/2008 5:13 PM

Sorry, I should have done that. Try this link; http://www.rwc.uc.edu/koehler/biophys/4b.html . It's rather wordy but way down in the text the author does explain the electron migration which causes electrical potential on surfaces.

In answer to your question I think more information regarding "surface electric potential" can be found under the heading of "electrostatic discharge" and "triboelectric phenomena".

Hopefully this will help you. Those in the solid propellant and explosives business are acutely aware of triboelectric phenomena and it's potential for ignition. De-ionizing air flow, conductive surfaces, non sparking materials and other safety precautions are well studied and stringent material handling rules are implemented to prevent industrial accidents.

You have chosen an interesting area to investigate. I hope you will return and post some interesting questions to stimulate us all.

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02/07/2008 11:12 AM

Wow, what a nice link you sent. Thanks and congratulations.

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02/07/2008 1:58 PM

Thank you Francisco. Please join CD 4 and become active in this community of talented, creative and often amusing people. Joining costs nothing and is incredibly easy.

We are from all walks of life but we share a love for technology which binds us to a common purpose of examining technological phenomena.

Because you read the comments in this forum shows you have an interest in what is being said. Please contribute your thoughts. CD4 is open to all. TK

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02/28/2008 3:46 PM

Hello Fransisco. Please join CR4, post your questions and join in these stimulating discussions. CR4 offers you a window into many area of scientific and technical inquiry. Becoming a member of CR4 is easy and costs nothing.

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I hope to see your avatar in these discussions in the future. TK

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02/09/2008 8:48 AM

good day taejonkwando, the suggested web sites' pages are a goldmine of information not just to those with a physicsts bent but to myself. reasoning for understanding how what is left of my brain (literally) is able to work as well as it does has finally become available and understood by me. thank you so much. I think Sparky should nominate your reply and your thinking style for a GRADE "A+" thumbs up mark on the CR4's pages/postings.

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02/11/2008 12:22 PM

Dear Guest. Thank you for the compliment but I fear "Sparky' is a far more difficult taskmaster and will not grade my rather plebien efforts with an A+ as you suggest. I would be very pleased with and 'honorable mention' from someone as formidable as Sparky.

However the intent of my participation is not to collect "good answers". It is my intent to aid someone in finding their own answers. Sometimes I find my explanations to be less informative than a direct quotation from the source. So where ever possible, I will direct an inquiry to the source rather than my sometimes inadequate intreptation.

Please join CR4 and bring you expertise to this and all the forums CR4 supports. You can enjoy these sometimes "energetic" dialogs which abound in Cosmology, Electronics, General, Science, Chemistry and others.

These forums provide stimulating and often diametrically opposing points of view with surprisingly clever and often entertaining rationals. You won't be dissappointed if you love discussing technology and it's influence. Your input is always welcome. However be prepared, it may not always find agreement. But that is what discovery is all about isn't it?

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Re: Surface Electric Potential

02/06/2008 7:56 PM

The link works like a charm. Thanks a whole lot.

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