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    The nucleus of an atom is positively charged. Electric charge can be transferred from one atom to another through chemical reactions or by direct contact. When a negatively charged metal rod touches a neutral metal sphere, electrons are transferred from the rod to the sphere, giving the sphere a negative charge. Electrons can be transferred between atoms. When hair is combed with a positively charged comb, electrons are transferred from the hair to the comb, leaving the hair negatively charged due to electrostatic attraction of opposite charges.

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    The nucleus of an atom is positively charged. Electric charge can be transferred from one atom to another through chemical reactions or by direct contact. When a negatively charged metal rod touches a neutral metal sphere, electrons are transferred from the rod to the sphere, giving the sphere a negative charge. Electrons can be transferred between atoms. When hair is combed with a positively charged comb, electrons are transferred from the hair to the comb, leaving the hair negatively charged due to electrostatic attraction of opposite charges.

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    The nucleus of an atom is positively charged. Electric charge can be transferred from one atom to another through chemical reactions or by direct contact. When a negatively charged metal rod touches a neutral metal sphere, electrons are transferred from the rod to the sphere, giving the sphere a negative charge. Electrons can be transferred between atoms. When hair is combed with a positively charged comb, electrons are transferred from the hair to the comb, leaving the hair negatively charged due to electrostatic attraction of opposite charges.

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    The nucleus of an atom is positively charged. Electric charge can be transferred from one atom to another through chemical reactions or by direct contact. When a negatively charged metal rod touches a neutral metal sphere, electrons are transferred from the rod to the sphere, giving the sphere a negative charge. Electrons can be transferred between atoms. When hair is combed with a positively charged comb, electrons are transferred from the hair to the comb, leaving the hair negatively charged due to electrostatic attraction of opposite charges.

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    1.

    What is the charge of the nucleus of


    an atom?

    a. Negative c. Neutral
    b. Positive d. both A and B
    2. Which of the following is TRUE about
    electric charge?

    a. It can be lost
    b. It can be created from chemical reaction
    c. It can be destroyed
    d. It can be transferred from one atom to another
    3. A neutral metal sphere is touched
    by a negatively charged metal rod.
    What charge is present when
    electrons are transferred from the
    charged rod to the neutral sphere?

    a.Negative
    b.positive
    c.neutral
    d.both A and B
    4. Which particle can be transferred in
    an atom?
    a.Electron c.Neutron
    b.Proton d.Nucleus
    5. If you comb your hair and the
    comb becomes positively charged,
    what will happen to your hair?

    a. It will remain unchanged.


    b. It will become positively charged.
    c. It will be repelled by the comb.
    d. It will become negatively charged.
    ELECTRON

    NUCLEUS PROTON

    NEUTRON
    Electrostatic Law
    Like charges repel and unlike charges
    attract.
    Triboelectric Series
    Arrangement of materials or substances
    according to their ability to gain or lose
    electrons

    hair positive paper negative

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