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    The document describes 6 experiments (A through F) that can be performed using an ion ray gun or similar device that produces a beam of ions. Experiment A tests how ion density is affected by charge and distance from the ion emitter. Experiment B observes corona discharge and St. Elmo's fire. Experiment C tests how a charged object is affected when touched to a grounded object. Experiment D demonstrates how a spark can jump between conductive objects. Experiment E tests how rotor speed is affected by charge density and contact with a charged sphere. Experiment F uses an ion collector, neon lamp, and capacitor to detect changes in ion fields.

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    The document describes 6 experiments (A through F) that can be performed using an ion ray gun or similar device that produces a beam of ions. Experiment A tests how ion density is affected by charge and distance from the ion emitter. Experiment B observes corona discharge and St. Elmo's fire. Experiment C tests how a charged object is affected when touched to a grounded object. Experiment D demonstrates how a spark can jump between conductive objects. Experiment E tests how rotor speed is affected by charge density and contact with a charged sphere. Experiment F uses an ion collector, neon lamp, and capacitor to detect changes in ion fields.

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    The document describes 6 experiments (A through F) that can be performed using an ion ray gun or similar device that produces a beam of ions. Experiment A tests how ion density is affected by charge and distance from the ion emitter. Experiment B observes corona discharge and St. Elmo's fire. Experiment C tests how a charged object is affected when touched to a grounded object. Experiment D demonstrates how a spark can jump between conductive objects. Experiment E tests how rotor speed is affected by charge density and contact with a charged sphere. Experiment F uses an ion collector, neon lamp, and capacitor to detect changes in ion fields.

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    Fig 22-10 Experiments: Experiment A Experiment E +++++ +++++ +++++ +++ ++ ++ ++ +

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    The document describes 6 experiments (A through F) that can be performed using an ion ray gun or similar device that produces a beam of ions. Experiment A tests how ion density is affected by charge and distance from the ion emitter. Experiment B observes corona discharge and St. Elmo's fire. Experiment C tests how a charged object is affected when touched to a grounded object. Experiment D demonstrates how a spark can jump between conductive objects. Experiment E tests how rotor speed is affected by charge density and contact with a charged sphere. Experiment F uses an ion collector, neon lamp, and capacitor to detect changes in ion fields.

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    Fig 22-10 Experiments

    Experiment A Experiment E + ++
    + + + Rotor
    + + + + + +
    + + +
    Sphere ++ + + + + +++++ +
    + + + + + Round object
    +++++
    +++++
    + + +
    +++++ ++
    +++
    Moderate charge
    ++++ High charge density
    at point due to like Maximum rotor speed will occur when Insulated stand
    density + charges contact to sphere is made with ion
    emitter
    Negative charged ground

    Experiment B Experiment F
    Sensitive ion detector Collector can

    Collector

    Note corona and St Elmo's fire


    as a bluish discharge easily Neon plastic base
    visible in low light conditions .001mfd/100 volt
    Neon capacitor

    A small round metal bowl or similar object (ion collector) s attached to a glass jar
    Experiment C +
    + ++ + + +
    or plastic cap. A neon lamp and capacitor are connected as shown. When the
    + + +
    + + + + ++ + + ion ray gun is pointed to the device the ion collector builds up a charge across the
    + + + + + ++ +
    + + + + capacitor. Once the voltage reaches the ignition level of the neon lamp it flashes
    + +
    + + + + + Touch far end to now discharging and repeating this action. The flashing rate is can indication of
    ++ + + grounded object the ion field and can be used for relative measurements.
    ++
    Experiment G Note the coil jumping and moving
    when a spark occurs. This is due
    to the generated magnetic field

    + +
    Experiment D +
    + +
    + ++ + + +
    +
    + + +
    ZAP!
    + ++ + + + + + ++ + Ground
    + + + + + + ++++
    + + + + ++ + + + + + + ++ + + +
    ++
    ++
    wire
    + + +
    + + + + ++ + + + + ++ ++++
    + +
    + + + + + + + +Grounded
    +
    +
    ++ + + object
    Spheres may be
    ++ substituted using large Spark discharge
    smooth kitchen utensils
    with some decrease in
    Plastic performance.
    pail

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