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Electricity and electrical charges

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1

Which of these devices uses electricity to provide movement?

2

When you rub a balloon on your hair and the hairs stay apart from each other, what is this effect called?

3

Electrostatic forces are unique because they

4

What happens when you comb your hair with a plastic comb and the hair sticks to it?

5

Who was the scientist that investigated electricity in nature and named the charges "positive" and "negative"?

6

If an object is "electrified" or "charged" after being rubbed, it can:

7

What happens when two electrical charges are the same (for example, two positive charges)?

8

What do we call an object that has an equal number of positive and negative charges?

9

When you rub two different materials together, what is actually transferred from one to the other?

10

What happens to an object that loses negative charges after being rubbed against another material?

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