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Electrification from salt water on heated metals

Polarity and magnitudes of charges produced by evaporating saline solutions of various concentrations have been measured. Characteristics of drops evaporating from a heated metal and a molten metal have been qualitatively determined in comparison with the rate of charge separation and the point of initiation of separation. Earlier results are confirmed and the relationship between the concentration of solution and the charge magnitude is suggested.