1. How does the Electrostatic Discharge occur in the following situations? Explain with suitable mathematical substantiations. a. Insulator surfaces are rubbing together. b. Insulator surfaces are pulling apart.

1. How does the Electrostatic Discharge occur in the following situations? Explain with suitable mathematical substantiations. a. Insulator surfaces are rubbing together. b. Insulator surfaces are pulling apart.

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