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Static Electricity Guided Notes

Last updated over 5 years ago

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Describe what is going on in the pictures. Make sure to use the words static electricity, electron, and friction in your answer.

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Describe how you can experience static electricity if you are wearing socks.

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How is lightening an example of electric discharge?

Protons, a neucleus, and neutrons

Positive, Negative, and Rings

Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons

Nuclues, Eletrons, Lines

Outside

Inside

Next To

Above

Outside

Inside

Next to

Above

Metal, Copper, and Cloth

Glass, Plastic, and Metal

Metal, Water, Dry Air

Glass, Plastic, and Cloth

Metal, Copper, and Cloth

Glass, Plastic, and Metal

Metal, Water, Dry Air

Glass, Plastic, and Cloth

This atom has more protons so it is positively charged

This atom has more electrons so it is negatively charged

This atom has the same amount of protons and electrons so it is neutral. 

This atom does not have any protons or electrons

This atom has more protons so it is positively charged

This atom has more electrons so it is negatively charged

This atom has the same amount of protons and electrons so it is neutral. 

This atom does not have any protons or electrons

An object that only has a positive charge

An object that has a neutral charge

The build up of an electric charge on an object

An object that only has a negative charge

does

does not

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sometimes