What do you think "q=ne" means?Originally posted by NINHARDCOREFAN
I know you have to use, q=ne but I don't know what to plug in for n
When an electron is removed from the neutral balloon, it creates an imbalance in the positive and negative charges within the balloon. This imbalance causes the balloon to become positively charged.
No, the charge on the neutral balloon is not permanent. It can be removed or neutralized by adding or removing electrons.
Yes, the charge on the neutral balloon can be altered without removing an electron by adding or removing other charged particles, such as protons or ions.
The charge on the neutral balloon can be measured using an electroscope, which detects the presence of electric charges. The greater the deflection of the electroscope, the greater the charge on the balloon.
Studying the charge on a neutral balloon after electron removal helps to understand the nature of electric charges and how they interact with each other. It also has practical applications in fields such as electrostatics and electricity generation.