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If you put your finger next to the the stick face of a scotch, your finger will draw it? What do we call this invisible force?

what is a scotch and the finger draw what?

scotch


Your finger draw the stick face of the scoth if it's close enough

next time say scotch tape lol.

thought you were talking about whiskey

Oh ok... NuclearSilo

heroo wrote:thought you were talking about whiskey

Oh lol a whiskey drawing a Scotch

Huh, never knew that.

*walks away to go experiment*

Nader wrote:next time say scotch tape lol.

whatever -.-
answer my question

i dunno what your talking about anyways ...

Yeah i thought u was talking bout whiskey too( first drink lol no wonder i can take a hit) Anyway i have no idea give more detail plz

Something to do with static electricity maybe? It is thin plastic.

Yes, that's called a static charge.

Not ghosts, s-t-a-t-i-c.

so tell me how could static charge attract smt not metal such as wood, plastic since they have no charge

It has to do with the way electrons work. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_electricity

Ah, i got it. I think that they inject electric into the scotches

NuclearSilo wrote:Ah, i got it. I think that they inject electric into the scotches

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What -_-?

Azilius wrote:

NuclearSilo wrote:Ah, i got it. I think that they inject electric into the scotches

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What -_-?

What what? -.-
If not where does the static charge come from?

NuclearSilo wrote:

Azilius wrote:

NuclearSilo wrote:Ah, i got it. I think that they inject electric into the scotches

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What -_-?

What what? -.-
If not where does the static charge come from?

My oh my

The Thundergods are not amused:D

Just in low details, so basics:

Matter consists from atoms.
Atoms consists from electrons, protons, neutrons and god knows what else.
Important thing is, electron and proton has opposite "charge" wich draws the two particle to each other. If(like this case) electrons and protons get separated, there is a drawing force also.
You can try it with a plastic rod and a towel. Rub the rod with the towel, and after that, voila! You can pick up small paperpieces and so on.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_field
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_charge
(and there is my favorite tool as i was a student at the uni)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graf_generator
(i think it gives you a better sight/knowledge in terms of electricity)
Cheers:)

Stephanus wrote:Rub the rod with...

It's because the act of rubbing make it have charges.
But if no one rubbed the scotch tape, how could it have charges? O.o

NuclearSilo wrote:

Stephanus wrote:Rub the rod with...

It's because the act of rubbing make it have charges.
But if no one rubbed the scotch tape, how could it have charges? O.o

Think it trough, it does rub, just not the usual way.

I swear to god there are more people using Nuclear's account then there are Icelaya's.

Nuclear, your trolling attempts are just making me laugh

Crumpets wrote:I swear to god there are more people using Nuclear's account then there are Icelaya's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociati ... y_disorder

>_>?

he only ask a question well not funny to answer it LOL?!
PS, well Look only on wikipedia.org what Stephanus post maybe there you find a answer..

NEVERMIND
*edited*

Uhm, may that's why woman feels strong and comfortable when she gets electrically charged by man (if you got what i meant)
Hint: *in bed, man rubs like a machine*

Azilius wrote:

Crumpets wrote:I swear to god there are more people using Nuclear's account then there are Icelaya's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociati ... y_disorder

>_>?

V

NuclearSilo wrote:Uhm, may that's why woman feels strong and comfortable when she gets electrically charged by man (if you got what i meant)
Hint: *in bed, man rubs like a machine*

Could not have been more right eh Azi.