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| Frage | Antworten |
| What causes a build up of static? | Friction |
| What happens when certain insulating materials are rubbed together? | Negatively charged electrons will be scraped of one and dumped on the other. This leaves a positive static charge on one and a negative charge on the other |
| Why may a balloon be attracted towards an object with static charge? | Electrically charged objects attract small objects placed near them |
| Which charge doesn't move as a result of static electricity? | The positive charges |
| What is a positive static charge caused by? | Electrons moving away elsewhere |
| What happens to the material that looses some electrons? | It looses some negative charge and is left with an equal positive charge |
| What happens when two electrically charged objects are brought close together? | They exert a force on one another |
| How do forces of attraction get weaker? | The further apart they are |
| What can charges move easily through? | Conductors |
| Why does some static electricity end up with a spark or shock? | Because there's a build up of charges in one place |
| What is static electricity about? | The charges which are not free to move |
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