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1) Define the Triboelectric Series and based on your data determine it for the White, Blue...

1) Define the Triboelectric Series and based on your data determine it for the White, Blue and Al charge producers/proof plane.

2) How does this experiment verify Gauss's Law

3) Who is the mathematician that first related conservations laws and symmetry in physics? Write a paragraph on this person using correct citation for references

4) What is the symmetry that is related to charge conservation? use correct citation for references

5) What does the Faraday Ice Pail experiment tell about charge induced on a conducting shell?

6) What does the Faraday Ice Pail experiment tells about the total E field inside a hollow conducting shell if there is charge outside but no charge inside the hollow portion ?

7) How can the answer to question to the previous question be used to create a field free room to house very sensitive electronic measuring equipment?

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