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| 1. | When a negative rod charges an electroscope by contact the ___________ _________ seperate (2 Words) |
| 3. | ________have a positive electric charge |
| 5. | __________ have a negative electric charge |
| 7. | When a neutral electroscope is charged by contact with a negative rod, the electroscope becomes _________ |
| 11. | A ____________ is an example of electrical discharge |
| 12. | All materials are charged by the ____________ of electrons |
| 13. | A series of selected materials in order of thier electron affinity is called a _______________ series |
| 14. | human haor has a _____________ hold on electrons than plastic |
| 15. | An ___________ is an object that allows the movement of electrons |
| 18. | You can charge a _________ object by contact when you touch it with a charged object |
| 19. | ___________ have no electric charge |
| 21. | one __________ equals 6.24x10e8 electrons added or removed from a neutral object |
| 22. | The law of ___________ states that particles with opposite charges attract each other |
| 23. | When a neutral object and a positive object are placed close together, the objects ___________ each other |
| 24. | ___________ is the movement of electrons within a neutral object, caused by a nearby charged object, without direct contact of the two objects |
| 25. | When teflon is rubbed with silk, the silk becomes _________ charged |
| 26. | although they contain electrically charged particles, atoms are _________ |