Hypotheses:
The warm air coming into my room through the floor vent from my gas furnace has an electrical charge I think.
Experiment Test:
I blow up a balloon (No rubbing, or anything else) and just place it over the heat vent, the force of the air should blow the balloon far away,
however, it only causes the balloon to hover slightly above the vent.
Q1:
Does anyone know what charge the Balloon and/or the warm air would be (POS or NEG) ?
Q2:
How could simply check the air from the vent to tell what the charge is (NEG or POS) ?
Q3:
What other simple experiment (if any) would prove my hypotheses?
Thanks
The warm air coming into my room through the floor vent from my gas furnace has an electrical charge I think.
Experiment Test:
I blow up a balloon (No rubbing, or anything else) and just place it over the heat vent, the force of the air should blow the balloon far away,
however, it only causes the balloon to hover slightly above the vent.
Q1:
Does anyone know what charge the Balloon and/or the warm air would be (POS or NEG) ?
Q2:
How could simply check the air from the vent to tell what the charge is (NEG or POS) ?
Q3:
What other simple experiment (if any) would prove my hypotheses?
Thanks