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Static Charge Challenge

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Test your static electricity know-how.

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Static Charge Challenge
 

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Test your static electricity know-how.

by Carys Bourgeois
1

Which three subatomic particles are involved in static electricity?

2

What primarily causes charge to transfer when rubbing two materials?

3

Which of these is an electrical insulator?

4

True or false: A neutral object will attract any charged object?

5

What does charging by contact (conduction) mean?

6

Charging by induction involves what?

7

How can an electroscope indicate charge?

8

According to static charge laws, what do like charges do?

9

Which particle carries a negative charge?

10

What is the process called when a balloon gains charge by rubbing hair?

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