and protons give rise to electrical force?

Q: The effects of electrical shock depend upon which factors?

A: Electric shock is also known as electrocution and is usually depends upon four factors.

Q: What is repulsive electrical force between two protons 18.19×10"|Ɔm apartfrom each other in an…

A: Let the charge of each proton is denoted by q and the distance between the protons is denoted by r.…

Q: these questions are related to each other, you need one to answer the other

A: The correct option is - Option (c)

Q: The damaging effects of electric shock result from the amount of current that flows in the body.…

A: From Ohm's law we have  I = V / R

Q: Both Coulomb's Law and Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation | are directly related to the product…

A: Answer Coulombs law states that the force exerted between two point charge is inversely proportional…

Q: What are transformers?

A: Transformers are the devices used to increase or decrease the voltage. Type of transformers which…

Q: What happens when ebonite rod is rubbed with the fur?

A: Ebonite rod is a rod made by special vulcanized rubber. On rubbing the ebonite rod with fur…

Q: Why does the balloon filled with water did not pop out like the balloon filled with air when it is…

A: Comparison between air balloon and water balloon:

Q: hich bulb is brightest

A: Given:- R1=5.0 ohm  R2=5.0 ohm  R3=5.0 ohm  V= 10 V  Find:-  which bulb is brightest

Q: Electrical current is energy that comes from moving charged particles. Where does the electrical…

A: Electrical energy comes from the moving charges and the charge particles are moving with some…

Q: An electric current is a flow of electron

A: In this question we have to answer whether the given statement is true or not. Please give positive…

Q: What are the Effects of Electrical Forces on Ion Movement?

A: When an ion is moving or at rest in a electric field it experiences an electric force,  The electric…

Q: With resprect to the presence of charged particles, how does a body become negatively charged?

A: To explain : how does a body become negatively charged, with respect to the presence of charged…

Q: Protons are positively charged and found only inside the nucleus of the atom. Group of answer…

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Q: What happens if you place two electrons close together?

A: The primary source of negative electricity found in all types of atoms is an electron. It is almost…

Q: How many electrons are in a coulomb?

A: Given:  1 coulomb

Q: Calculate the electric force between these two protons. The value of the Coulomb constant is 9 ×…

A: Given- The value of the Coulomb constant K= 9 × 109 Nm2 /C2  The elemental charge q= 1.6 × 10−19 C…

Q: A duster that has lost electrons is said to be A) uncharged B) positively charged C) negatively…

A: Initially the duster was neutral that means the amount of negative and positive changes on the…

Q: Why is a neutral metal object is attracted to a charged object?

A: attraction between neutral and charged object

Q: What kind of electricity does a computer consume?

A: To discuss the kind of electricity that a computer consume.

Q: The force of attraction is weaker if : A.the distance of separation is zero B.the distance of…

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Q: is human hair and cotton negatively charged

A: there are two type of electric charge 1. Positive charge (+) 2. Negative charge(-)

Q: (a) 'Li; (b) "Ne; (c) *Fe;

A: Hello. Since your question has multiple sub-parts, we will solve the first three sub-parts for you.…

Q: Why is a proton positively charged?

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Q: What is electric cell?

A: Introduction: Electricity is generated by the flow of charges which are electrons. When electrons…

Q: How does the electric force between two helium nuclei placed a certain distance apart compare with…

A: The charge on hydrogen is q=e. The charge on helium is q'=2e. Let the distance is r. The expression…

Q: What is chemical effect of current?

A: When an electric current passes through a solution, the solution ionizes and breaks down into ions.…

Q: Two ballons are charged with an identical quanity and type of charge: -4.3 C. They are held apart at…

A: Given data: Charge on balloons (Q) = -4.3 C Distance (d) = 56.4 m

Q: Please answer fast Angiotensin II is a peptide ( D-R-V-Y-I-H-P-F) that increases our blood…

A: Angiotensin II has effects on: Blood vessels – it increases blood pressure by causing constriction…

Q: If Oxygen gains 2 electrons what charge will it have?

A: Introduction: The amount of the charge on the element is equal to the charge multiple of electrons…

Q: How do charged bodies interact with other charged bodies?

A: As we know, we have two kinds of charges -  Positive charge  Negative charge  When an object or…

Q: Two unlike charges separated by a distance of 1m attract each other with a force of 0.108N. If the…

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Q: magnitude of electric force

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Q: What is positive ion? A negative ion?

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Q: How does the charge of one electron compare to that of another electron? How does it compare with…

A: The charge of one electron compared to the charge of another electron is the same since all the…

Q: How many electrons are needed to yield a total charge of 4.5 µC?

A: Given data:  Total charge (Q) = 4.5 μC = 4.5×10-6 C Required: The number of electrons (n)

Q: Which atoms become positively charged?

A: Positively charged atom

Q: Does wood let electricity through?

A: Required : Does wood let electricity through.

Q: How does the transfer of electrons change an object's attractive or repulsive nature?

A: If electrons are transferred to an object, it becomes negatively charged and hence attacts positive…

Q: What happens if you place a proton and an electron close together?

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Q: The number of electrons for one coulomb of charge is

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