Physics, asked by SandeepJ, 1 year ago

Why do insulator get easily charged by friction?

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Answered by aarav1231

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as the extra electron gained cannot be easily escape .
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Answered by Preet2012

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Hey friend!

》The Insulators can be easily charged by friction because the extra electrons gained cannot easily escape.

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