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Determine which will be positively charged and which will be negatively charged when the pair of materials are rubbed against each other? Amber and wool VPVC pipe and nylon Leather and styrofoam

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

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Chapter20: Static Electricity

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Problem 51A

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Determine which will be
positively charged and
which will be negatively
charged when the pair of
materials are rubbed against
each other?
Amber and wool
VPVC pipe and nylon
V Leather and styrofoam

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