A. Demonstration of the different kinds of charging Activity done Observation Types of Charging 1. balloons rubbed on head 2. charged balloon on pieces of paper 3.a. plastic shield rubbed with silk cloth 3.b. rubbed plastic shield, hold by palm, then touched on silk cloth

A. Demonstration of the different kinds of charging Activity done Observation Types of Charging 1. balloons rubbed on head 2. charged balloon on pieces of paper 3.a. plastic shield rubbed with silk cloth 3.b. rubbed plastic shield, hold by palm, then touched on silk cloth

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter24: Gauss’s Law

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A. Demonstration of the different kinds of charging
Activity done
Observation
Types of Charging
1. balloons rubbed on head
2. charged balloon on pieces
of paper
3.a. plastic shield rubbed with
silk cloth
3.b. rubbed plastic shield, hold
by palm, then touched on silk
cloth
4.a. two separate pcs of scotch
tape brought in contact
4.b. two pieces of scotch tape,
one over the other, and then
separated and brought in
contact.
5.a. one plastic cover bring
near to the other.
5.b. one charged plastic cover
brought near to uncharged
plastic cover.

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