how does cepacitor charge?
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A voltage difference (from a battery?) is applied to the positive and negative terminals of the capacitor.  The battery pumps electrons onto one of the plates which are attracted by the opposite plate but can not jump the gap (arc) and are therefore stored in an amount (charge) depending on the plate area and voltage until discharged.
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your question is unclear... set up for what?  to pay something?  to check your statement?  please clarify
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Assuming you're in the UK then it varies depending on whether you pay as you go (key meter) or are billed monthly or quarterly.  It also varies as between suppliers.\n\nHowever as a general guide EDF (Formerly London Electricity) charge 15.11p per day as a standing charge and 9.60p per KW hour for the electricity you use.  \n\nIf one forgets the 15.11p daily charge then burning 10 100 watt light bulbs for one hour will cost you 9.60p.  Which is the same as having used 1000 watts of electricity.
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You would need to know what voltage the capacitor was charge to. Volts * capacitance = Coulombs
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Use netscape\n\nAOL is disgusting like walmart connect. It overcharges and unless you cancel by phone they'll start charging your creditcard, even if you dont use the aol trial anymore.
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if u have s/w for ur mp3 player install t n ur system. den cnnct ur mp3 player to d system. t wil get charged
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No, it's not true. You'll destroy your charger. \nAlkaline batteries are not designed to be charged.
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sure, just add the charge to your next invoice and state that it is still unpaid...
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are you playing the pyramid? the answer is \nthings that make you charge?
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Welcome to my world - I have a foreclosure on my credit report thanks to my ex-husband, but that's a whole separate story. Anyway, where I live in California, as far as a deposit, the electric co. can charge as much as what they estimate your electric bill will be for one month. However, if you have had utilities in your name before and don't have any outstanding balances from previous bills, they sometimes do not charge a deposit at all. It's best to check with the utility co. that you will be doing business with.
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Perspex is a plastic...a non-conductor.\n\nCopper is a conductor. Conductors don't hold charge, they conduct it, meaning they transport it away.\n'Charging' up a conductor may transfer charge to it, but it will easily 'conduct' it away from itself.\n\nThe plastic rod won't conduct, so as charge is transferreed to it, the charge is sort of trapped on the rod, and builds until a noticeable static charge builds.
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its a cover charge...like i have girl friend who is a dirty striper does side job but you can call her 24/7 with a striper-fee of like say 60 as soon as she picks up
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no,  if your connected to city sewers you have to pay. check with your city councilman. they probably negotiated a billing delay when they were first installed. even if it was a city oversight. its a service you have to pay for. they charged me xtra sewer when i filled my pool and thats 6000 gal worth, even though it didn't go down the drain. if they can charge you they will. especially if all your neighbors are connected, they don't give you a choice.
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all materials I know can be charged BUT they must be insulated from earthing.\n\nGlass rubbed with silk is one of the more curious ones I remember from school.
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CE means Consumer Electronics
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ok its all about static electricity see if you rub a ballon aganist your hair it will become charged (-). And so will attached to a wall since it is electricty charged and will be attracted by the walls protons (+) charge
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you're well insulated.  Therefore when you collect charge from moving around, you don't lose it very easily.  Then you touch something, a door, or metal that is a very good conductor....you lose the charge in the form of static electricity.  walking around on plastics will do the trick...turf, trampolenes, synthetic carpeting.  As they are very willing to give you charge that they have built up, and if you're well insulated...you start collecting it.