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Name one of the three Laws of Electric Charges

If I say you're right, you're right!

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True or False: If an insulator gains a charge, the charge tends to stay there.

True

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Name one of the three Laws of Electric Charges

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What is an example of an insulator?

Rubber, paper, tile, plastic, etc.

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Name one of the three ways to charge an object in static electricity.

Contact / Induction / Friction

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What is the name of the sudden shock we feel when we rub our socks on a carpet then touch another object?

Electrostatic discharge

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Name one of the three Laws of Electric Charges

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Define electricity.

A form of energy resulting from the interaction of charged particles.

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Why does a stream of water bend when a charged comb is brought close to it?

Because the neutral water is attracted to the charged comb.

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What is an example of an object that is made of both insulators and conductors?

A wire / An airplane

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What is the major difference between an insulator and a conductor?

An insulator does not allow electrons to flow, conductors do.

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Which material is likely to be more positive when charged: acetate or glass?

Acetate

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What does "neutral" mean?

The number of protons equals the number of electrons. / There is no charge.

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