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Question Set #1 1. Define static charging 2. Name the three types of particles and their positions 3. Which type of particles are transferred during static charging? 4. What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

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Page 1: Question Set #1 1.Define static charging 2.Name the three types of particles and their positions 3.Which type of particles are transferred during static

Question Set #11. Define static charging

2. Name the three types of particles and their positions

3. Which type of particles are transferred during static charging?

4. What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

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Section 7.1 continue: Static Charge

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By the end of this section, you will be able to…

1.Write semi-formal lab reports 2.Identify various objects as conductors and insulators 3.Understand the movement of electrons from one object to another

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Section 7.1C Charging Insulators and conductors Lab demonstration

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Materials

Straws

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Materials

Glass Rod

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Materials

Aluminum Strip

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Materials

Acetate Strip

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Materials

Paper Towel

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Materials

Paper bits

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Materials

Wool

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Materials

Nylon Cloth

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Procedure

1. Rub one of the solid materials with a soft material 10 times

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Procedure

2. Place the hard material on the paper for one second.

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Procedure

3. Lift it up and count the numbers of paper attached.

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Procedure

4. Touch the paper afterwards.

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Materials

Acetate Strip

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Materials

Acetate Strip

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Discussion questions

6. Why can we use paper bits instead of rice puffs?

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Homework

• Finish lab report• Do p.102-103 student workbook

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