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[edit] Summary

A w:Kelvin water dropper - water runs down from the top, with slightly positive water attracted to the negative ring, and slightly negative water attracted to the positive ring. The water flows through the ring and into a container. The positive/negative charge then goes into the ring connected to the container opposite it. This results in a positive feedback loop.

Created using simple autoshapes in Microsoft Word - please contact me (see w:User talk:AySz88) if you'd like to edit it.

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