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in·duc·tion, elec·tro·stat·ic
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Induction, Electrostatic
An electrostatic charge has always an opposite and bound charge. This may be so distributed as not to be distinguishable, in which case the charge is termed, incorrectly but conventionally, a free charge. But when a charge is produced an opposite and equal one always is formed, which is the bound charge. The region between the two charges and permeated by their lines of force, often curving out so as to embrace a volume of cross-sectional area larger than the mean facing area of the excited surfaces, is an electrostatic field of force. The establishing of an electrostatic field, and the production of a bound charge are electrostatic induction. An insulated conductor brought into such a field suffers a redistribution of its electricity, or undergoes electrostatic induction. The parts nearest respectively, the two loci of the original and the bound charges, are excited oppositely to such charges. The conductor presents two new bound charges, one referred to the original charge, the other to the first bound charge.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of induction, electrostatic in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of induction, electrostatic in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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