Charges
Insulators & Conductors
MISC
100

An object that is considered neutral has _________ charges.

What is equal?

100

Electrons build up on the surface of this type of object but do not flow through the object easily

What is an insulator?

100

Two objects will repel when they have

What are the same charges?

200

When you rub two insulators together, the __________ charges will move from one object to the other

What is negative?

200

Some materials are known for being good conductors, they are

What are metals?

200

Between any two charged objects we have an invisible ___________ ___________

What is an electric field?

300

Two objects with opposite charges will

What is attract?

300

An object that charges flow through easily

What is a conductor?

300

Vectors show both the strength and ________ of an electric field

What is direction?

400

When rubbing rabbit fur on styrofoam, the negative charges move to the ___________. 

What is the surface?

400

During our labs, when rubbing wool on both a metal apparatus and a plastic apparatus, which transfers their charge to the tinsel?

What is the metal apparatus?

400

Scientists use these for explaining observations and making predictions

What is a model?

500

This scale is used to determine how accepting of electrons an object will be.

What is the tribolectric series?

500

A conductor that has excess charges will transfer it's negative charges when brought close to another conductor through this process

What is electrical discharge?

500

_____________ shows how something works in a model

What is a mechanism?

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