a plastic wrap that is electrically charge will stick better to a metal or a plastic? why ?

Answer 1

Electrostatics (also known as Static Electricity) is the branch of physics that deals with the forces exerted by a static (i.e. unchanging) electric field upon charged objects. Electrostatics involves the build-up of charge in objects due to contact between (generally) non-conductive surfaces. These charges are generally built up through the flow of electrons from one object to another. These charges then remain in the object until a force is exerted that causes the charges to balance e.g. the familiar phenomenon of a static 'shock' is caused by the neutralization of charge built up in the body from contact with non-conductive surfaces.

Answer 2

It will stick better to metal because metal is a strong conductor of heat & electricity. Once the plastic wrap has static, the atoms in the metal will magnetically attract it.

Answer 3

execs for steel- wont ruin as common cons for steel- chilly on epidermis! execs for plastic- greater less high priced for the producer cons for plastic- can ruin truthfully inexpensive made bras could have the plastic clasps that dig into the floor (its happened to me)

Answer 4

The heat bonds it to the surface and itself.