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Static electricity basics

by Kalhari Weerakoon
1

What causes static electricity to build up on an object's surface?

2

Which method uses rubbing to create static charge on a object?

3

What process involves charging by touching two objects together?

4

What process charges an object without direct contact by bringing it near a charged object?

5

What is a safe precaution when experimenting with static electricity?

6

Why do insulators tend to accumulate static charges easily?

7

What happens when a statically charged balloon is rubbed on hair and brought near small paper pieces?

8

Which action can discharge static electricity safely?

9

Which everyday activity demonstrates static electricity?

10

On a dry day, why is static cling more noticeable?

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