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Title: Static Electricity
Author: Anthony Puskas, Gary G. Perry
Source: 1970 American School of Gas Measurement Technology
Year Published: 1970
Abstract: The phenomenon which we call static electricity, or more simply static, is perhaps the oldest known manifestation of electricity. Electricity is a physical agent used to convert energy from one form to another it is not a form of matter, but a form of force. The types of electricity are (1) static electricity, the study of electric charges at rest, and (2) current electricity, the study of the effects produced by moving charges.

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