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Based on your experiment on charging by friction and the behavior of charges.

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Based on your experiment on charging by friction and the behavior of charges.

by Camille Añonuevo
1

What happens when you rub a plastic ruler or comb with a wool cloth?

2

What type of charging occurs when objects are rubbed together?

3

Why do small pieces of paper jump toward the charged ruler or comb?

4

True or False: A charged plastic ruler will attract only positively charged objects.

5

When the ruler is rubbed with wool, which object loses electrons?

6

What happens when two objects with like charges (both negative or both positive) are brought close together?

7

After rubbing a balloon with wool, it becomes negatively charged. What would happen if you bring it near a negatively charged ruler?

8

Which of the following BEST explains why a charged balloon can stick to a wall?

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