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antistatic agent
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antistatic agent [¦an·tē¦stad·ik ′ā·jənt]
(materials)
A material used with textiles, plastics, paper products, or wax polishes to reduce static-electrical charges by allowing the charge to leak off. Also known as antistat.

antistatic agent
An agent which minimizes static electricity in plastics; may consist of chemical additives or metallic devices connected to an electrical ground.


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Similarly to many other DSLRs, the low-pass filter layer vibrates when the camera powers off or on in order to shake dust away from the sensor; plus, there''s an antistatic coating on the filter that repels dust.
Computer failure, for instance, results from the build up of thermal and electrical charges, so developing these polymer nanotube composites into an antistatic coating or to provide a shield against electromagnetic interference would increase the lifespan of computing devices, ranging from PCs to PDAs.
As for oil tanks that are usually grounded on different parts of the outside of the tank body or directly built on the ground, the antistatic coating needs to bleed the charge through the coating to the underlying metal and the volume resistivity is the controlling factor for the antistatic property.
 
 
 
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