One cellophane is rubbed against the table and one is rubbed against your clothes and you place them near at each other. Then, rubbed section of each cellophane is placed very near the tiny bits of paper. How is it possible for tiny bits of paper to be able to interact with each charged cellophane when each bit of paper is electrically neutral? Explain scientifically the interaction.

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