Asked by Alveera
why woods do not radiate electricity?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Radiate?
Woods are insulators, and do not conduct electricity, so if you place an electrical charge on some wood, it does not move.
I frankly am uncertain what you mean by radiate electricity.
Woods are insulators, and do not conduct electricity, so if you place an electrical charge on some wood, it does not move.
I frankly am uncertain what you mean by radiate electricity.
Answered by
drwls
Trees can, however, reflect radio and TV waves, and are a major cause of annoying "ghost reflections" and bad TV reception in heavily forested rural areas.
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