So if you tried to pick up small pieces of aluminum foil with the charged balloon, would they drop off once they contacted the balloon due to conduction? (I suppose I could just try it . . .)
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cuz balloon is negatively charged that’s why it polarize the neutral wall. If the wall is negatively charged then it will polarize the neutral balloon. Hope u understand 🙂
I did a question a while back where a negatively charged rod was brought close to insulating paper which was initially neutral and they asked what would happen when the rod touches the paper. The solution I got from a teacher was some of the negative charge from the rod would transfer to the paper. But if the paper is not a conductor then why would the negative charges transfer to the paper?
Your teacher was wrong, I guess. As the rod touches the paper, insulator, electrons is lost due to air particles which exists between the rod and the paper. Because electrons cannot move in insulators, they have no other way and they travel on the air's atoms
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Concise and easy-to-understand video on polarization. Thanks for the helpful video!
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So if you tried to pick up small pieces of aluminum foil with the charged balloon, would they drop off once they contacted the balloon due to conduction? (I suppose I could just try it . . .)
Super helpful, tysm!!
Glad it was helpful!
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Do we need static dissipative material for polarisation of charge.
Why doesnt the balloon lose or gain mass or weight? If it gains or loses electrons?
It does. When it gains one electron it gains 0.000000000000000000000000000000911 kg of mass.
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Both the wall and the balloon are insulators, why isn’t it stated that polarization also occurs in the balloon as well as the wall?
cuz balloon is negatively charged that’s why it polarize the neutral wall. If the wall is negatively charged then it will polarize the neutral balloon. Hope u understand 🙂
I did a question a while back where a negatively charged rod was brought close to insulating paper which was initially neutral and they asked what would happen when the rod touches the paper. The solution I got from a teacher was some of the negative charge from the rod would transfer to the paper. But if the paper is not a conductor then why would the negative charges transfer to the paper?
Your teacher was wrong, I guess. As the rod touches the paper, insulator, electrons is lost due to air particles which exists between the rod and the paper. Because electrons cannot move in insulators, they have no other way and they travel on the air's atoms
But some insulators do conduct some conductivity and these materials are called static dissipative materials.
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what is the initial charge of the fur
could you talk about how electrons move from fur to the balloon
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