Often when we touch something or a person, we suddenly feel a shock like current. Many people do not know the reason behind it, although some people try to understand the reason. Surprisingly, when this shock is taken, we are not touching any kind of wire, yet it seems like this. This shock is exactly the same as real current. Actually, there is a scientific reason behind it. Let us know what is the real reason.
Not only on touching the other person, but sometimes when you touch the door, chair or something suddenly, you still feel a shock. But when you touch the same thing again, you do not get a shock. After all, what is the reason behind this?
Science is hidden behind the current. Actually, you will also know that all the things around us are made of atoms. Atom is very small, which can only be seen from a microscope. Atom is made up of three particles, including electrons, protons, and neutrons. These three particles have their own charge-some positive, some negative and some neutral. The charge of the electron is negative, the charge of the proton is positive and the charge of neutron is neutral. When the number of atom and electron in our body is equal and electron remains neutral, we do not feel any kind of current.
But if the balance of these three deteriorates, then this can become the reason for the current. Indeed, the balance of protons and electrons deteriorate is the special reason behind this, which stimulates electrons. Usually the number of electrons in the atom is balanced, but if the number of electrons in an object or person increases, it increases the negative charge. When this negative charge is attracted to another person's positive electrons, the shock is felt when touched. This whole matter is caused by fast -speeding electrons.
Similarly, the weather also affects it. You must have noticed that especially in winter it seems more current, because in winter the weather is often dry and electric charges are made more.
