Good morning, I'm trying to make a small ionization circuit for metals. For example, to place the metal on this circuit and ionize it!!..thank you!

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For something to be inonized it needs to be in a gaseous or liquid form. Not sure how you want to achieve that with a piece of metal.
Or do you mean that you want that metal to gain some electrostatic charge?

 

Για να ανονοποιηθεί κάτι πρέπει να είναι σε αέρια ή υγρή μορφή. Δεν είμαι σίγουρος πώς θέλετε να το πετύχετε αυτό με ένα κομμάτι μέταλλο.
Ή εννοείς ότι θέλεις αυτό το μέταλλο να αποκτήσει κάποιο ηλεκτροστατικό φορτίο;
[/ΠΑΡΑΘΕΤΩ, ΑΝΑΦΟΡΑ] I think yes, this will help with this electrostatic charge to test it

 

For something to be inonized it needs to be in a gaseous or liquid form. Not sure how you want to achieve that with a piece of metal.
Or do you mean that you want that metal to gain some electrostatic charge? I think yes, this will help with this electrostatic charge to test it

 

Hello, if you want something to be known, it must first be in a gas or liquid form, otherwise, unfortunately, it will not be possible if it is so, it will be ionized

 

Hello, if you want something to be known, it must first be in a gas or liquid form, otherwise, unfortunately, it will not be possible if it is so, it will be ionized

thank you very mach!!..how i can have a circuit to build, any ideas?

 

An arc would ionise some of the metal.
See this thread: https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/strange-short-circuit.184252/#post-1698687

 

An arc would ionise some of the metal.
See this thread: https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/strange-short-circuit.184252/#post-1698687
[/QUOT!!!yes but need a cicuit!!..any way thank you very nach!!

 

yes but need a cicuit!!..any way thank you very nach!!

In that case he was using a ready built 60V 5A power unit.

 

An arc would ionise some of the metal.
See this thread: https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/threads/strange-short-circuit.184252/#post-1698687

They used to use mercury in the lab and subject to electric shock for experimental purposes. Little did they know significant mercury vapour was released and quickly poisoned the air with little to no indication.