why being insulater plastic comb attractes bites of paper because it doesn't allow electrons to flow in other objects????? plz tell me the answer
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Because of static electric charge.... When we rub the comb it forms negativity and the boys are positively charged so the unlike poles attract each other
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▪Basically:- when an electrification takes place, electrons are not created but they are transferred..... in the case of comb attracting tiny tiny bits of papers when rubbed with dry hair is because electrons fromthe dry hair gets transferred to the comb and now the comb induces a dipole in the bitties of paper and the paper gets attracted...
▪Due to the induced dipole they get attracted to the electrified comb..
example:-
negative charge.
As the hair have negative charge it get attracted to the positive charge of the comb. When we take comb to the bits of paper then it get induced..... hope help.u
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▪Basically:- when an electrification takes place, electrons are not created but they are transferred..... in the case of comb attracting tiny tiny bits of papers when rubbed with dry hair is because electrons fromthe dry hair gets transferred to the comb and now the comb induces a dipole in the bitties of paper and the paper gets attracted...
▪Due to the induced dipole they get attracted to the electrified comb..
example:-
negative charge.
As the hair have negative charge it get attracted to the positive charge of the comb. When we take comb to the bits of paper then it get induced..... hope help.u
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