Help please
excess electrons
electrons are negative, protons are positive, neutrons are neutral/no charge
induction is charging by bringing another charged object close, but not touching conduction is charging by direct contact. pressure has nothing to do with this. triboelectricity is charging something by friction (like rubbing your feet on carpet) What do you think this is?
Induction sounds right
What if induction was happening with a negatively charged object? What would happen then? @funscience
I think induction
can you be more specific? Describe the situation. Induction can happen with positive or negative.
I think it's the first one
Remember, electrons (negative charges) are the only charges that are able to move. Protons which are positive, cannot move. When something is negative, it just means that it has too many electrons. When something is positive, we have too few electrons.
The induction happens, when, for example a neutral sphere is in front of a charged sphere: |dw:1428704154136:dw|
So it's either B or D
yes!, Since only electrons can move into objects
under external electic field, of course
I think it's B
Is that right? @funscience
we have to specify that the negative charge wiil appear on the surface closest to the charged object, whereas the positively charge will appear on the surface farest with respect the charged object
In that sense only option B is correct. Nevertheless both of type of charge will appear on the surface of the neutral object
That makes sense! Thank you both!
of course I'm referring to my drawing above
Thank you!
It's B
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