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

Q: Chapter 30 - Supplementary Questions Quiz style questions Reading Quiz Question The human body…

A: Human body contain 70% of water and several cells which has ions like potassium and  chloride ion…

Q: 54.Materials whose electrical properties are in between the conductors and insulators.

A: We know that conductor have huge number of free electron.these free electron helps to flow current…

Q: Why is sawdust a poorer conductor than wood from which it is made?

A: Step 1Sawdust is the powdered form of wood.

Q: Small pieces of tissue are attracted to a charged comb. Soon after sticking to the comb, the pieces…

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Q: Differentiate between point charge and Test charge?

A: point charge and test charge contain same meaning if both are compared on the basis of magnitude of…

Q: Compare the electrostatic force between an electron and proton separated by 0.530×10-10 m with the…

A: distance, d = 5.3 x 10-10 m charge on electron and proton, q =1.6 x 10-19 C  mass of electron, me =…

Q: How many electrons ? must be transferred from an object to produce a charge of 2.10 C?

A: Given data:   Charge (Q) = 2.10 C Required: Number of electrons transferred from the object

Q: Describe how negative and positive charges interact?

A: Here we have to describe how negative and positive charges interact.

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: 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: 5. If cose = , then tane =. 13 O a. 13 5 O b. 5 13 12 C. 13 12 O d. 5.

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Q: How many electrons have been removed from a positively charged electroscope if it has a net charge…

A: Given Net charge is Q=7.5×10-11 C

Q: a negatively charged electroscope can be discharged by shining an ultraviolet light on it. how does…

A: Answer The photoelectric effect is when a charged particles are emitted from a metal target when…

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

A: attraction between neutral and charged object

Q: is human hair and cotton negatively charged

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

Q: Two equal charges repel one another with a force of 4.0 x 10^-4 N when they are 10 cm apart. If…

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Q: and protons give rise to electrical force?

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Q: A negative charge of -2.8 x 10-5 C is located 1.3 m from a negative charge of -7.4 x 10-4 C. Do…

A: Given:  Charge (q1) = - 2.8×10-5 C Charge (q2 ) = - 7.4 ×10-4 C Distance between charges (r) = 1.3 m

Q: If you comb your hair and the comb becomes negatively charged (by stealing electrons), then your…

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Q: How electricity is generated and transmitted?

A: Electricity is generated at power plants and moves through a complex system, sometimes called the…

Q: brought near a larger positively Charged object how are 1. When a neutral object the negative…

A: any object is neutral means  it has equal amount of positive and negative charge and unlike charge…

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: At the atomic level, what is meant by saying something is electrically charged?

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Q: How do electrons move from one atom to another?

A: The electrons move from negatively charged parts to positively charged ones. The negatively charged…

Q: Suppose that a metal file cabinet is charged. How will the charge concentration at the corners of…

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Q: How much energy (in Joules) is required to move a total of 6.1 Coulombs of charge with a 10.07 Volt…

A: Given in question -  Charge (q) = 6.1 Coulombs                                     Voltage(v) =…

Q: When the balls are given equal charges, they are repelled to a distance of 3.6 cm from each other.…

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Q: What happened when you put the charged material near the electroscope and why? What happened when…

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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: From Coulombs Law, derived an equation for separation distance, and solved based on the following…

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Q: water molecule, what effect humidity has on removing excess charge from objects

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Q: How does electricity affect our lives?

A: Electricity affects our lives in many ways describe below;

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: What is positive ion? A negative ion?

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Q: describe how a positively charge object can be used to give another object negative charged?

A: We can use a positively charged object to give another object a negative charge. Consider a…

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: One cellophane is rubbed against the table and one is rubbed against your clothes and you place them…

A: Yes, the number of times of rubbing will affect the interaction between the cellophanes and tiny…

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Q: Two coins are placed on a horizontal insulating surface a distance of 2.4 m apart and given equal…

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

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Q: What determines whether electrons will move when charging by friction? electron affinity metallic…

A: Solution: Given: Which property determines whether electrons will move when charging by friction?…