Define the detection of charge by gold leaf electroscope by giving suitable examples.
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A gold-leaf type electroscope is a device used to detect the presence of electric charge on a body and its relative amount. The electroscope is usually constructed with a metal plate or sphere at the top of a metal post (electrode) with thin foil leaves (e.g., gold) hanging from the bottom of the post.
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Gold leaf in 34 various colours, both in loose and in patent.
Due to the variable proportions by weight of the ingredients, various colours are achieved in a wide range. Noris Blattgold offers 34 various gold colours between 6 and 24 carat.
Cutting sizes from 50 to 140 mm square and rectangular are possible. 80 x 80 mm is the most common size in Germany. For other countries or for special purposes, other dimensions are in demand.
Gold leaf is placed in tissue booklets of 25 leaves each. 12 booklets are one book of 300 leaves.
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