Electrometer
An electrometer is a measuring device for experiments in electrostatics: charge of bodies, electrification by friction, electrostatic induction.
An electrometer is a measuring unit for school experiments in electrostatics. It supports four activities: determining the sign and magnitude of the charge of electrified bodies, comparing charges during electrification by friction (glass-silk, rubber-fur), demonstrating electrostatic induction with charge redistribution on a conductor and measuring the charge on the capacitor plates. The device is supplied as a ready-to-use unit.
- 1.Electrometer (measuring unit) - 1 pc.
- Determination of the sign and magnitude of the electric charge of electrified bodies
- Comparison of charges obtained by electrification by friction (glass–silk, rubber–fur)
- Demonstration of electrostatic induction: redistribution of charges on a conductor
- Measuring the charge on the plates of a charged capacitor
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