why do synthetic clothes stick to your body and produce crackling sound on a cold , dry day
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The static electricity builds as a result of friction between the fabric and another surface, either the skin or a carpet. As the fabric is removed from the skin, the static jumps between the two, making a cracking noise and giving off light.
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synthetic sweaters develop static charges (electrons) on them due to friction. While taking off our sweater, these charges move in streams between the sweater and our body
electric discharge takes place. This results in crackling sound and miniature sparks of lightning
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