attraction of paper bits towards a comb. what is the force acting?
keyurgt:
it is a electrostatic force of attraction..
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i think its due to electrostatic force!!
it's not static electro force
it's electrostatic force
yes
ohh sorry for that!!
it's ok
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Hey dear !!!
A comb when is being rubbed with dry hairs or something else then it possesses the ability to attract bits of paper etc.
Earlier the comb was neutral (before rubbing)
so it has no effect on pieces of paper.
But after rubbing it aquires electric charge.
This electrically charged comb exerts an electric force on the small pieces of the paper and attracts them
Hence the force acting on it is "frictional force".
Hope this helps you dear ✌
A comb when is being rubbed with dry hairs or something else then it possesses the ability to attract bits of paper etc.
Earlier the comb was neutral (before rubbing)
so it has no effect on pieces of paper.
But after rubbing it aquires electric charge.
This electrically charged comb exerts an electric force on the small pieces of the paper and attracts them
Hence the force acting on it is "frictional force".
Hope this helps you dear ✌
I thought it might be electrostatic force
i told u the same friend
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I know
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well thanks for the answer
your most welcome Buddy
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