The Wimshurst Machine Electrostatic induction refers to the
principle that charges in an object (especially a conductor)
redistribute themselves in the presence of nearby charges.
Opposite charges are attracted to each other, while similar
charges are repelled. Larger charges can be stored by connecting
the knobs to Leyden jars which are component parts of the
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