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Which of the following is an example of an insulator?
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
A vinyl rod is rubbed with a cotton cloth. The vinyl rod becomes (-) charged and the cotton cloth becomes (+) charged. Which of the following describes the cotton cloth?
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
A neutral object has exactly the same number of
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
A Van de Graaff generator produces charges by using
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
Two suspended balloons repel each other when brought together. What can you conclude about the balloons?
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
The tool that can be used to detect static charges is called a(n)
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
Charges are measured in
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
Which of the following is not a law of static charge?
objects with the same chage attract each other
they both have the same charge
rubber
coulombs
electroscope
rubber belts
protons and electrons
it has more protons than electrons
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