electrostatic charge

Electrostatic charge is generated when two dissimilar surfaces--such as the liquid and the walls of the vessel or piping --come into contact.

The distinctive design allows for various configurations, giving you the ability to position the sensors across the target to receive a complete understanding of any electrostatic charge issues unique to your application.

Nanoparticles, with their small size, electrostatic charge, and lipophilic nature, could be the ideal device for brain tumor treatment because they can freely penetrate brain tissue.

The formula and fabric create an electrostatic charge; as it grabs the pet hair, pull it off the glove and throw it away.

The rounded oval shape of the food container requires labels that are both stamped out with a high degree of precision, as well as complying with the short cycle time due to a good electrostatic charge.

"It contains electrostatic charge that binds the fibres in the product with the hair shaft,"Cesays Thye.

Companies also exist who use electrostatic charge to separate insoluble liquids, but that technology is proprietary and made mostly for the oil filtration industry.

Influences from electrostatic charge are one of the biggest challenges in analytical weighing.

The new StaticDetect sensor technology ensures that weighing results are not influenced by electrostatic charge by automatically checking samples and containers as they are placed on the balance.

Plastics with defined electrical properties are capable of dissipating electrostatic charge in a controlled and permanent way.

What makes the dust levitate and cling is a force caused by electrostatic charge.

On the other side, it is common knowledge that a reduction of humidity in uncontrolled environments will increase electrostatic charge accumulation during material and personnel movement.

Many existing documents relate to controlling electrostatic charge on personnel and stationary work areas.