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    R=Reference/Experiment   S=Sample Project

    The Electroscope

    Build an Electroscope and explain how it works. R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R
    Build an electrophorus, explain how it works and charge with it a homemade electroscope. R R R R R R R R R R
    Build an electroscope and demonstrate the existence of two kinds of charges (positive and negative). R R R R
    Build an electroscope and classify materials according to electrical conductivity (insulators and conductors). R R R
    Build an electroscope and compare electron affinities of different materials (triboelectric series). R R R R R
    Test what distance different electroscopes can sense an electrical charge and what factors affect it. R R
    Build an electronic electroscope (charge detector) and compare its sensibility to a conventional one. R R R
    Will the more charge gained through more comb strokes, the further away it will be detected and will a longer antenna increase the detector's sensitivity? R


    Different Electrostatic Machines

    Build a Simple Electrostatic Motor R R R R
    A Revolution in Electrostatic Motors R
    Build a Wimshurst Influence Machine and improve on the design of the machine through experimentation. R R
    Explore the mechanism of electrostatic induction by repeating Faraday’s "Ice Pail" experiment and explain its applications (Faraday Cage). R R R R R R R R
    Build and demonstrate a Van de Graaf generator. R R R R R R R R
    Build a Kelvin Water Dropper. R R R R R R R
    Build a Dirod Electrostatic Generators R R

    Static Electricity Miscellany

    Test if the number of rubs of wool on a balloon increases or decreases how long the static charge will last. R
    Can static electricity make a neon light glow? R R R R
    Determine what was the best method to remove static electricity from different common materials in various environments. R
    Will a spark arc from an electrical source to the north pole of a magnet. R
    Build and experiment a cloud charge monitor. R R
    Static Electricity in Different Materials S S
    Investigate and demonstrate lightning R R S
    Research static electricity danger at a gas station. R R
    Can a mixture of salt, sugar and pepper be separated using static electricity? R
    Demonstrate static electricity with rice krispies jumping from a table top (K-3) R
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