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>> cling there under surface tension = Static charges. When a walk in wool socks on a wet carpet my socks pick up water. When I walk on a dry carpet my socks
by sandworm101 5y ago
>> cling there under surface tension = Static charges. When a walk in wool socks on a wet carpet my socks pick up water. When I walk on a dry carpet my socks pick up electrons.
>> expand, and break open its insulation = an arc causes by too much electricity in too thin a pipe.
>> it doesn't evaporate and condense on cold surfaces = electro vapor deposition aka physical vapor deposition
- teawrecks 5y agoThe 2nd one would be less like an arc and more like the wire/conductor getting too hot and melting/failing. Arcing (or shorting in general) would probably be more akin to water's tendency to find the lowest point.