Can charging by friction occur only in solids? explain using an example.

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The answer to the question can charging by friction occur only in solids is no. not at all. the static charge generated by following fluids can be hazardous. just as the static discharge when you touch a doorknob produces a spark, lightening is the spark from the static charge built up in the atmosphere.

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