“When you connect a metal wire between two oppositely charged metal blocks, electrons on the negatively charged block jump to the positively charged block.” Explain briefly what is wrong with this statement.

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A: 3) By rubbing the sweater with balloon, the elections from outer orbit of the atoms of sweater are…

Q: Click and drag the balloon onto the sweater. What happens to the balloon? A. It becomes…

A: Initially, the balloon and the fibers of a sweater are neutral, which means the number of protons…

Q: A negatively charged rod touches a neutral electroscope, then is moved away. What happens to the…

A: Answer (A) ---- A negativity charged rod touches a neutral electroscope then is moved away. when a…

Q: How construct a graph showing how the kinetic energy of the system changes as the listance between a…

A: Electrostatic potential energy = kq1 q2 /r

Q: To start a car engine, the car battery moves  9.00 ✕ 1020  electrons through the starter motor. How…

A: GivenNumber of electrons n= 9.00 x 1020

Q: An object has nine million more electrons than protons. What is the net charge of the object? Enter…

A: Electrons and protons have the same value of the charge however they differ by signs.  An electron…

Q: You remove 2×1010 electrons from a quarter and the same number from a penny. Which of the coins ends…

A: Property of Quantization of charge will be used, according to which net charge on a body is always…

Q: A shirt and a sock started out neutral. The shirt became charged when I rubbed it with a sock. That…

A: Given: Initially there is no charge on shirt and a sock Shirt became charged when it is rubbed with…

Q: 3. An object with 200 coulombs of charge is accelerated using an electrical potential difference of…

A: Given:-  The charge of the object is q= 200 Coulomb  The electric potential difference V = 10 Volts…

Q: Coulomb's Law is a mathematical representation of the electric force between two objects. When…

A: According to Coulomb's Law: F=KQ1Q2r2 where, K=Electric constantQ1=First chargeQ2=Second…

Q: Q5. The SI unit of electric charge is O newton O kilogram O coulomb O coulomb/metre

A: SI unit is a international system of units of measurement.

Q: When a body acquires electrons it is electrically charged positive, true or false? Justify your…

A: Electron has negative charge whereas proton has positive charge now we will use this concept to…

Q: Does static electricity mean that the charges never move? (Explain very briefly)

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Q: Stephanie's hair stands up on end when she takes off her hat. The reason her hair stands up is…

A: Given statement :"Stephanie's hair stands up on end when she takes off her hat "

Q: The figure above shows the electric field lines for negative and positive charges of different…

A: Electric field line come out side from the positive charge and go inside of the negative charge.…

Q: 9. The diagram below shows some of the lines of electrical force around a positive point charge.…

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Q: 9. Refer to the above Electrostatic Series table. During the process of charging by friction, which…

A: Copper hold the electrons mostly tightly while glass holds the electrons most loosely. Materials…

Q: The spheres of equal mass and equal charge are separated at a distance r. Derive an…

A: Let the two spheres have a mass m and a charge q. These spheres are separated by a distance r. The…

Q: When you take clothes out of the dryer right after it stops, the clothes often stick to your hands…

A: When the clothes run in a dryer, they acquire charge due to friction.

Q: A person with a rubber soled shoe walks on carpet. As a result, the carpet becomes negatively…

A: when a person with rubber shoes walk on a carpet , both the surfaces rub against each other and heat…

Q: When a glass rod is pulled along a silk cloth, the glass rod acquires a positive charge and the silk…

A: Given Linear charge density of the rod is λ=0.11×10-6 μC/cm Number of electrons need to transfer to…

Q: A neutral metal sphere is touched to an identical sphere carrying a charge of +3.0 x 10-12 C. They…

A: When a charged conducting body is allowed to be in contact with another neutral conducting body,…

Q: . Three charges are arranged on a straight line as shown in the figure. What is the direction of the…

A: F= kQ1Q2r2 F = electrostatic force r = separation between two…

Q: Three charges are arranged on a straight line as shown in the figure. What is the direction of the…

A: given,charges: -2q,q ,q

Q: A charge of 9.2?μC is at a position where the electric field is 1.6 MegaNewtons per Coulomb.  What…

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Q: Figure below shows two charges, Q1 and Q2, separated by distance d. A point along the line…

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Q: Describe the electric force, both qualitatively and quantitatively?

A: The force present among the electric charges is called an electric force. This electric charge is…

Q: 2 When a metal plate is givena positive charge, which of the following is taking place a) Protons…

A: In metal the negative charge carriers are electron and positive charge carriers are hole. Hole is…

Q: A neutral metal sphere is touched by a negatively charged metal rod. During the process, electrons…

A: Both the objects acquire the same type of charge by conduction. Since a negative object is used to…

Q: . If 1.2e+20 electrons move through a pocket calculator during a full day's homework, how many…

A: One electron has a negative charge of 1.6 x 10^-19 C According to the given question 1.2 x 10^20…

Q: What method of charging is illustrated in each situation? (Choices: conduction, friction, grounding,…

A: 1) Formation of lightning is charged by the process of radiation. 2) the aluminum foil of…

Q: You remove 2x10^10 electrons from a quarter and the same number from a penny. Do the coins end up…

A: Charge on electron is 1.6x10-19 C, after removing one electron from any neutral object, the object…

Q: measure voltage rather than electric field to de

A: The electric field does not depend on the test charge, because it usually isn’t actually there. The…

Q: You have likely experienced "static shock" recently. The magnitude of charge transferred when you…

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Q: How can you charge an object negatively with only the help of a positively charged object?

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Q: When you remove your wool suit from the dry cleaner’s garment bag, the bag becomes positively…

A: The transfer of electrons takes place from the garment bag to the woollen suit.

Q: Please describe the nature given the two positive charges, the magnitude of charge, voltage values,…

A: Two charges of same nature repel each other while the charges of opposite nature attract each other.…

Q: What method of charging is illustrated in each situation? (Choices: conduction, friction, grounding,…

A: To answer this question, we must learn about various method of charging.  ● Conduction : In this…

Q: Refer to table 1: What happens to the electrostatic force between the two charges increases from 2…

A: The expression for the electrostatic force is given as, F=kq1q2r2

Q: describe static electricity (e.g., why do you get a shock touching a doorknob but not a wooden…

A: Static electricity:              The static electricity is simply defined as the electrical energy…

Q: Which diagram below accurately depicts the path of charge through a light bulb? d. 〇〇 母母母母 D n a. p…

A: Explanation-             A bulb glows when a path is provided for the electric current to flow from…

Q: A comb run through one’s dry hair attracts small bits of paper. Why? What happens if the hair is wet…

A: When the hair is dry it get polarized when comb runs trough hair and hence attract the bits of…