Why do electrons have negative charges?
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Why an electron has a negative charge and that
It is difficult to answer that why electron has negative charge just like it is difficult to answer other naturally existing things.
It was J.J. Thomson in 1897 who discovered sub atomic particles in an atom and named it as electron. J.J Thomson performed cathode rays experiment to find the charge of an electron. Rays were emitted at the cathode in a discharge tube, the negatively charged particles which were repelled are attracted to the anode so the rays must be negatively charged.
After the discovery of the electron, Rutherford thought that there must be positive charge particles within the atom to balance the negative electrons. Rutherford's discovery positive charged particles and named it as proton by performing gold foil experiment
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HEY MATE ❤❤,In other words, the proton is exactly as positive as the electron is negative. These two electrons both have a negative charge so their lines of force are repelled. Two electrons will tend to repel each other because both have a negative electrical charge.♠♠♠♥♥♥♟♟♟♣♣♣♦♦♦♠♥
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