what is the difference between static and current electricity
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static electricity is defined as the induction of a charge on a surface by another charged surface.
eg.
when we put a comb in a dry hair and take it near to pieces a paper then there is induction of charge occur eg of static electricity.
Current electricity.
the electricity which is produce by flow of electron
eg
electricity in our houses
eg.
when we put a comb in a dry hair and take it near to pieces a paper then there is induction of charge occur eg of static electricity.
Current electricity.
the electricity which is produce by flow of electron
eg
electricity in our houses
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static electricity is caused by build up of electrical charges on surface of objects while current electricity is phenomenon from the flow of current along a conductor.
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