(Solved): Procedure 1: Charging by Contact. 1. Press Record 2. Ground the ice pail and zero the clectrometer. ...

Procedure 1: Charging by Contact. 1. Press Record 2. Ground the ice pail and zero the clectrometer. Press Record the "Zero" reading from the "Elecrometer Voltage" in line 1 of the Charging by Contact table. 3. Briskly rub the white and dark charge producers together to charge them. 4. Insert the white charge producer into the inner basket of the ice pail. Record the "Initial" voltage on the electrometer in line 2 of the Charging by Contact table. 5. Let the white disk on the charge producer touch the wall of the basket. Record the "After Contact" voltage on the electrometer in line 3 of the Charging by Contact table. 6. Remove the white disk. Record the "Disk Removed" voltage on the clectrometer in line 4 of the Charging by Contact table 7. Repeat steps \( 1-5 \) using the dark charging disk. 7. Srop Recording Procedure 2: Charging by Induction. 1. Ground the ice pail and zero the electrometer. Record the "zero" reading in line 1 of the Charging by Induction table. 2. Rub the wands together to charge them. 3. Without letting the wand touch the ice pail, insert the white wand into the lower half of the inner basket. Record the "Initial" voltage on the electrometer in line 2 of the Charging by Induction table. 4. While the charge producer is inside the basket, momentarily ground the ice pail by bridging between the outer and the inner cylinder with your finger and then removing your finger. Record the "After Touch" voltage on the electrometer in line 3 of the Charging by Induction table. 5 . Remove the wand from the ice pail. Record the "Wand Out" voltage on the electrometer in line 4 of the Charging by Induction table. 6. Repeat steps 1-5 using the dark charge producer. Conclusions 1) State the purpose of the experiment as explicitly as possible. Explain exactly what you are trying to measure. how you plan to measure it, and why. 2) State and discuss the results of the experiment and how they demonstrate charging by contact and induction. i -3) Discuss possible sources of error in the experiment and how they relate to the percent difference. Be as expicit as possible. Do not simply state human error oro equipment error: