I hope I can make this question clear to understand. Here goes.
Atoms in their balanced state have the same number of electrons and protons.
Static Electricity is produced when two objects rub against each other and electrons are dislodged from one object and gather onto the other object. The small shock we feel from static electricity is when electrons flow to regain a balanced state for the atoms.
If I had two large objects and through whatever means I made one object have a huge excess of electrons and the other a huge deficiency of electrons. If I buried the object with the excess electrons in the ground in an insulated box. How can the other object ever gain a balanced state. I know it can gain electrons from other objects but then that other object would not be in a balanced state.
I know its a very random question, but one i would like to have an answer to.
If any of you good people try to provide an answer please keep it simple as i dont have a strong scientific background.
Thanks Mark S.
Atoms in their balanced state have the same number of electrons and protons.
Static Electricity is produced when two objects rub against each other and electrons are dislodged from one object and gather onto the other object. The small shock we feel from static electricity is when electrons flow to regain a balanced state for the atoms.
If I had two large objects and through whatever means I made one object have a huge excess of electrons and the other a huge deficiency of electrons. If I buried the object with the excess electrons in the ground in an insulated box. How can the other object ever gain a balanced state. I know it can gain electrons from other objects but then that other object would not be in a balanced state.
I know its a very random question, but one i would like to have an answer to.
If any of you good people try to provide an answer please keep it simple as i dont have a strong scientific background.
Thanks Mark S.