Question

suppose you have two socks sticking together in the clothes dryer from static electrity. what happens if they are spun gently?

Answer 1

Answer:

That makes the atoms, and your socks, stick together—in other words, it creates static cling. When you pull your socks apart after a spin in the dryer, the crackling static electricity comes from the sticky surface electrons being yanked away from each other.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Static electric charge

Explanation:

• In any case, when you dry two socks sticking together in the clothes  dryer, they develop a static electric charge which creates a static cling

• electrons flow between your goods, leaving a slight electromotive charge on clothing, which creates static cling with apparel that has a slight negative charge.

• Laundry sheets, which may have a fragrance added to them, are readily available and tend to neutralize these charges, preventing the dried clothes from clumping together.