Static Electricity. Questions. Q1. This question is about static electricity. A student has a rubber balloon tied to a long piece of cotton thread. The ...

Static Electricity. Question Paper. Level. O Level. Subject. Physics. Exam Board. Cambridge International Examinations. Unit. Electricity and Magnetism. Topic.

Static Electricity. These practice questions can be used by students and teachers and is. Suitable for GCSE AQA Physics Topic Question 8463. Level: GSCE AQA ...

11.1 What is Static Electricity? 2. Static electricity is an imbalance of charge on an object or in other words, it's when an object has a positive or negative ...

Question. Answer. 1 What sort of charge does an electron have? A negative charge. 2 What does 'static' mean? Not moving (e.g. a static caravan remains on a ...

Static electricity is caused by an electrical ('electrostatic') charge building up on insulating materials – this charge could build up on a human too! All ...

Ans. Characteristics of static electric charge: (1) The charge is developed only where friction occurs. (2) The charge developed after rubbing two unlike ...

3. It is possible to remove electrons from an atom by providing energy. When a balloon is rubbed on a wool jumper, the jumper gains electrons from the balloon.

John Travoltage rubs the rubber soles of his shoes on the wool carpet (see below). What charge moves, and in which direction does it move?

STATIC ELECTRICITY. 23. What is static electricity? Period electric charge at rest. Date. 24. The loss of static electricity as charges move off an object is ...