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The Kelvin Water Dropper: Converting a physics toy into an educational device
The Kelvin Water Dropper was discovered by Lord Kelvin in 1867 and it works on the principle of electrostatic induction. A working model of Kelvin Water Dropper is fabricated in the workshop facility of Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad. We, for the first time, performed a quantitative measure
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