Scientifically, which part of your anatomy is most likely to get an electrostatic shock? Consider at least head, hand, thumb, finger, palm and shoe. Assuming you pick up 1 µC of charge while walking on a carpet in the dry season, what Voltage would you estimate you were compared to ground? How close to a grounded conductor do you need to be to get a “shock". Assume the dry air breakdown (ionization) electric field is 1500 kV/m

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Scientifically, which part of your anatomy is most likely to get an electrostatic shock?
Consider at least head, hand, thumb, finger, palm and shoe. Assuming you pick up 1 µC of
charge while walking on a carpet in the dry season, what Voltage would you estimate you
were compared to ground? How close to a grounded conductor do you need to be to get a
“shock". Assume the dry air breakdown (ionization) electric field is 1500 kV/m
Transcribed Image Text:Scientifically, which part of your anatomy is most likely to get an electrostatic shock? Consider at least head, hand, thumb, finger, palm and shoe. Assuming you pick up 1 µC of charge while walking on a carpet in the dry season, what Voltage would you estimate you were compared to ground? How close to a grounded conductor do you need to be to get a “shock". Assume the dry air breakdown (ionization) electric field is 1500 kV/m
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