What phenomenon occurs when electrons are transferred between materials, resulting in a separation of charges? |
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Static electricity occurs when electrons are transferred between materials, creating a separation of positive and negative charges. |
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Fill in the blank: Benjamin Franklin invented the lightning rod to protect buildings from ___ strikes. |
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True or False: An atom is electrically neutral when it has more protons than electrons. |
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![]() False. An atom is electrically neutral when the number of protons equals the number of electrons. |
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Riddle: I can make your hair stand up and create sparks in the dark, yet I can be generated by simply walking on a carpet. What am I? |
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In the 18th century, what type of machines did scientists build to study static electricity? |
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![]() Scientists built machines to produce sparks and experimented with static electricity. |
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Fill in the blank: All materials are made of atoms, which have a positively charged nucleus containing ___ and negatively charged ___ orbiting the nucleus. |
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Short Answer: What tools were mentioned in the content for detecting or generating static electricity? |
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The gold-leaf electroscope and van de Graaff generator were mentioned as tools for detecting or generating static electricity. |
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Multiple Choice: What was a significant challenge faced by scientists in understanding electricity before the discovery of atoms and electrons? A) Generating static electricity B) Understanding the nature of electricity C) Building machines D) Conducting experiments |
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When two materials are rubbed together, the material gaining electrons becomes ___ charged. |
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True or False: A positive charge and a positive charge will attract each other. |
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What is the role of the gold-leaf electroscope in demonstrating electric charge? |
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It shows the presence of electric charge by the movement of gold leaves in response to charge interactions. |
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If an object has 10 million positive charges and 9 million negative charges, what is its nett charge? |
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Riddle: I can attract or repel, but I have no physical form. I exist between two charged objects. What am I? |
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What happens to the leaves of an electroscope when a positively charged object approaches the plate? |
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Leaves diverge due to charge.
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Fill in the blank: Bringing a negatively charged polythene rod near the plate causes the leaves of the electroscope to ___ because they acquire a net negative charge. |
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Identify the charge of an unknown object if bringing it near a positively charged electroscope causes the leaves to converge. |
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![]() The unknown object is negatively charged, as it repels electrons from the plate to the leaves. |
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True or False: If an electroscope's leaves converge when an object is brought near, this indicates that the object is positively charged. |
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Riddle: I can attract or repel, depending on the charge I bear. When I come near, the leaves of an electroscope will flare. What am I? |
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Describe the process of identifying the charge of an unknown object using a charged electroscope. |
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Identify charge using electroscope.
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Fill in the blank: The electroscope works by detecting charge through the movement of electrons, which causes the leaves to ___ or ___ depending on the charge of the nearby object. |
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A large metal sphere (dome) that collects charges, a rubber belt that moves around a plastic roller, and thin wires that collect electrons. |
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Fill in the blank: The Van de Graaff generator can generate a high voltage up to ___ volts. |
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