Discussion
Consider the following statements about non-inductive charging.
1. It requires collisions between graupel and ice crystals.
2. Supercooled liquid water must be present for it to work.
3. It requires a strong pre-existing electric field.
Answer: D
The first two are correct and are the necessary conditions. The third describes inductive charging instead, which is generally regarded as secondary to the non-inductive mechanism. Inductive charging amplifies rather than initiates.
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