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static electricity Created when electrons "jump" from one atom to another. You can create static electricity by rubbing certain things together, such as a brush and your hair. Lightning is also an example of static electricity.
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static electricity An unbalanced electric charge that is sitting on top of an insulator, not moving, as opposed to an electric current which is flowing along a conductor.
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static electricity Refers to an electrical charge, which may affect synthetic thread during sewing. An Anti-stat is usually added to the thread lubricant to minimize the effect of static.
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static electricity Accumulation of an electrical charge that can attract dust to the monitor screen and increase risk of data loss.
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static electricity Literally
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