Title | Jake Addy - 2e) Charging an Object Worksheet |
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Author | Jake Addy |
Course | Canadian Literature since |
Institution | University of Calgary |
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Charging an Object Worksheet...
ELECTROSTATIC SERIES WORKSHEET Using the Electrostatic Series chart complete the information below. 1. When charging objects by friction c harged objects are rubbed together and electrons are Transferred from one object to another. 2. The objects HIGHER on the list have a stronger hold on electrons. When these objects
__lose____ their electrons, they become __positivly___________ CHARGED. 3. The objects LOWER on the list have a _ stronger________ hold on electrons and a lways
___gain____ electrons from objects higher on the list. When these objects gain electrons, they become _ ___negativly___________ CHARGED. lastic rod, the cat’s fur becomes __positive_________ in 4. When a cat's fur is rubbed onto a p charge and the plastic rod is _ __negative__________ in charge. 5. When rubber i s rubbed with onto an ebonite r od, the rubber becomes __negative________________ and the ebonite rod is __positive____________ in charge
6. When an acetate strip is rubbed onto a glass rod, the a cetate strip becomes _negative______________ and the glass rod is ___positive____________ in charge 7. When wool i s rubbed onto a plastic comb, the wool becomes _positive____________ and the
plastic comb becomes ____negative_____________.
Charging by Contact 1. Static charges can be transferred from one object to another when they _build up static electricity________. 2. When a charged object touches a neutral object, the neutral object will have the __electrons_____ charge as the object that came in contact with it.
Charging by Induction 1. When a charged object is brought near a neutral conductor, the charged object will push _electrons_______ in the neutral conductor around. This will make one part of the neutral object ___positive______ and the opposite end ___negative_____. The two objects do not _transfer_____ in this type of charging. 2. What would happen to the metal bar if the positive rod was brought close while the metal bar is grounded (electrically connected to the earth)?
If one is positive and one is negative they will attract each other because they will have opposite charges making them attract to each other and when they touch they transfer a negative charge will be attracted to the positive, which means they will be charged by induction
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