Question

Table 1 Number of Protons and Electrons in Materials X, Y. and 2
Materials
Number of Protons Number of Electrons
х
32
30
Y
22
28
Z
18
18
1. Which material/s in the table could attract a negatively charged
object?
2. Which material/s in the table could attract an uncharged object?
3. Which material/s in the table could attract each other?
4. Show the arrangements for the materials X, Y, and Z attracting
each other.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Which material/s in the table could attract a negatively charged

object

2. Which material/s in the table could

Is corr.ect

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

1) X

2) X and Y

3) X and Y , Z and Y , Z and X

4)X and Y > Z and X >  Z and Y

Explanation:

X has more protons then electrons thus is positively charged.

Y has more electrons then protons thus is negatively charged.

Z has equal number of protons and electrons and thus is neutral or uncharged.

1) X in the table could attract a negatively charged object.

2) X and Y in the table could attract an uncharged object.

3) X and Y , Z and Y , Z and X in the table could attract each other.

4)X and Y > Z and X >  Z and Y Show the arrangements for the materials X, Y, and Z attracting each other.​