Question

What happens if a negatively charged object is place near neutral object

Answer 1

Answer:

The negatively charged object attracts the neutral one.

Explanation:

Negatively charged particles will repel over negatively charges particles, and attract positively charges particles. A neutral object has no overall charge, but is made up of electrons (negatively charged particles) and nuclei (positively charged particles). However, only the electrons can move.

As the negatively charged object approaches the neutral object, it will repel the electrons in the neutral object, creating an area of positive and negative overall charge. Then the negatively charged object will be attracted to the positively charged area, and 'stick' until tge charges are neutralised externally.



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Answer 2

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******The negatively charged object attracts the neutral one.
"*****As the negatively charged object approaches the neutral object, it will repel the electrons in the neutral object, creating an area of positive and negative overall charge.

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