MULTIPLE CHOICEQuestion 3The chart below ranks objects based on their tendency to gain or lose electrons. Use thechart to determine the direction of electron flow between two objects that have beenrubbed together.Which statement correctly describes the flow of electrons between the objects?Human bodyTend to loseelectronsGlassMicaNylonWoolSilkABnDfrom paper to glassfrom rubber to silkTend to gainelectronsfrom silicon to copperfrom nylon to steelAluminumPolyesterPaperCottonSteelCopperRubberPolyurethanePolypropyleneVinyl chlorideSiliconFluoropolymer

Given data: Tendency to lose electrons of a body is large means it can easily give electrons to…

MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 3 The chart below ranks objects based on their tendency to gain or lose electrons. Use the chart to determine the direction of electron flow between two objects that have been rubbed together. Which statement correctly describes the flow of electrons between the objects? Tend to lose electrons A from paper to glass B from rubber to silk U Tend to gain electrons from silicon to copper D from nylon to steel 0 Human body Glass Mica Nylon Wool Silk Aluminum Polyester Paper Cotton Steel Copper Rubber Polyurethane Polypropylene Vinyl chloride Silicon Fluoropolymer

MULTIPLE CHOICE Question 3 The chart below ranks objects based on their tendency to gain or lose electrons. Use the chart to determine the direction of electron flow between two objects that have been rubbed together. Which statement correctly describes the flow of electrons between the objects? Tend to lose electrons A from paper to glass B from rubber to silk U Tend to gain electrons from silicon to copper D from nylon to steel 0 Human body Glass Mica Nylon Wool Silk Aluminum Polyester Paper Cotton Steel Copper Rubber Polyurethane Polypropylene Vinyl chloride Silicon Fluoropolymer

College Physics

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168000

Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Publisher:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Chapter30: Atomic Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE: Using the given charge-to-mass ratios for electrons and protons, and knowing the magnitudes of their...

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