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Mini Leyden Jar A Capacitor - see Condenser A Condenser - see Capacitor

Petrus van Musschenbroek Invented 1746 in Leyden, Holland

Leyden jar - an instrument used to hold or store an electrical charge

MINI LEYDEN JAR Add water to Leyden Jar

NEUTRAL MINI LEYDEN JAR

MINI LEYDEN JAR Electrons from ElectrophorusNail conducts electrons to water Water Strongly Negative!!

MINI LEYDEN JAR Plastic becomes dipolar as electrons repel from negative water

MINI LEYDEN JAR Foil becomes positive as electrons are grounded through you

MINI LEYDEN JAR Electrons travel from Nail to Foil through you

BACK TO A NEUTRAL MINI LEYDEN JAR

MINI LEYDEN JAR Electrons from ElectrophorusNail conducts electrons to water Water Strongly Negative!!

MINI LEYDEN JAR Plastic becomes dipolar as electrons repel from negative water

MINI LEYDEN JAR Foil becomes positive as electrons are grounded through you

MINI LEYDEN JAR Electrons travel from Nail to Foil through you

THE END or is it?