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Why would it be difficult to use static electricity in electrical devices
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Why would it be difficult to use static electricity in electrical devices
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Static electricity is an imbalance of charge between two object with an insulator in between the two. Static electricity means electricity that is in a static, or still, state. Electrical devices require moving electricity to work.
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