A. Peled, L.B. Schein
Chemical Physics Letters
The electrostatic charging characteristics of a mixture of two insulating powders with radii R and r such that R≫r are studied using a charge spectrometer which allows complete characterization of the charge and radius distribution function. The data are consistent with a natural extension of the surface-state theory which assumes, to first order, that the smaller radii powder particles share a fixed amount of charge determined by surface states on the larger radii particles. The challenges this result poses to microscopic theories of insulator contact charge exchange are discussed.
A. Peled, L.B. Schein
Chemical Physics Letters
L.B. Schein, J.C. Scott, et al.
Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals Science and Technology. Section A. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals
L.B. Schein, K.J. Fowler, et al.
Journal of imaging technology
L.B. Schein, M. LaHa, et al.
Physics Letters A