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    The document discusses electric charge and static electricity, including defining charge and electric force. It notes that electric charge is conserved and results from an imbalance of electrons and protons. Charging matter involves friction and induction, and static electricity results from an imbalance of electric charge in conductors and insulators, which can be discharged as lightning. The document instructs the reader to complete a chart summarizing these topics from pages 474-481 and answers questions at the end.

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    The document discusses electric charge and static electricity, including defining charge and electric force. It notes that electric charge is conserved and results from an imbalance of electrons and protons. Charging matter involves friction and induction, and static electricity results from an imbalance of electric charge in conductors and insulators, which can be discharged as lightning. The document instructs the reader to complete a chart summarizing these topics from pages 474-481 and answers questions at the end.

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    Define: Charge,: Electricity

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    Ahmed Jomaa
    The document discusses electric charge and static electricity, including defining charge and electric force. It notes that electric charge is conserved and results from an imbalance of electrons and protons. Charging matter involves friction and induction, and static electricity results from an imbalance of electric charge in conductors and insulators, which can be discharged as lightning. The document instructs the reader to complete a chart summarizing these topics from pages 474-481 and answers questions at the end.

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    Read these pages (474-481) and complete the chart below.

    ELECTRIC CHARGE & STATIC


    ELECTRICITY
    Define: charge,

    electric force
    Notes electric
    charge (pgs 474475)

    Notes on
    Charging matter
    Pages 476-477

    Law of electric charge

    Charges of electron & protons

    Force between electrons & protons

    Electric Field

    Friction

    Conduction

    Induction

    Conservation of charge

    Notes on
    Moving Charges
    Pgs 478-479

    Section Review
    page 481

    Conductors

    Insulators

    Static Electricity

    Electric Discharge

    Lightning

    Answer questions 1-8 and 11-12

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