Proof of conductivity with an electroscope

LP3.1.6.2

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Description

In this experiment, the students explore the effect of materials that have different electrical conductivity on a charged electroscope. They learn about the phenomenon of different conductivity among different materials. They compare the discharge of an electroscope that occurs through contact with different bodies. They realise that an electroscope is a sensitive instrument for assessing the conductivity of substances.

Components of equipment sets

1	54008 8	Electroscope
1	54251 4	Induction plate 8 cm x 4 cm
1	54100 4	Friction rods, PVC and acrylic
1	68665 4	Microfibre cloth
1	68651 4	Cord
1	50543 8	Glow lamp, tubular 90 V
1	602022 4	Beaker Boro 3.3, 100 ml, squat
1	667017 4	Scissors 125 mm, round-ended

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Proof of conductivity with an electroscope

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