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| it is not something you can see,smell, or hear. there sre positive and negsyive charges. |
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| it is the buildup of eletrical charge on a material |
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| the movement of charge to another area |
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| Materials that electricity flows easily through. (Metal and Water) |
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| wood,air,and rubber are materials that electricity can not flow through |
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| Why does a rubbed balloon stick to the wall? |
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| the negative charges are attracted to the wall's positive charges and sticks to it |
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| lightning gives off several forms light, heat, and sound but every time it is different |
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| What can you do to keep safe from lightning? |
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| do not go in the open or be on a high surface |
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| Balloon A was rubbed with a wool cloth. Balloon B with plastic wrap. The balloons attracted each other. Was balloon B positive or negative? Why or why not? |
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| positive because they are opposite charges and the balloons atracted to each other and did not repel |
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