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In this article, Hull gives a broad overview of electrostatics, its potential for producing forces, and what instruments might be desirable in a modest experimental lab for investigating electrostatic phenomena. He also questions the meaning of ?displacement currents.?[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
In this article, Hull gives a broad overview of electrostatics, its potential for producing forces, and what instruments might be desirable in a modest experimental lab for investigating electrostatic phenomena. He also questions the meaning of ?displacement currents.?
 
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Scientific Paper
TitleElectrostatics and Its Measurement
Author(s)Richard L Hull
Keywordscharge location, displacement currents, dissectable capacitor, electrometers, measurement, instrumentation, isotropic capacity, permittivity
Published1997
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number20
Pages8-14

Abstract

In this article, Hull gives a broad overview of electrostatics, its potential for producing forces, and what instruments might be desirable in a modest experimental lab for investigating electrostatic phenomena. He also questions the meaning of ?displacement currents.?