The discussion centers on identifying the charge (positive or negative) of various object pairs based on the Triboelectric series. The pairs analyzed include Hand and Hair, PVC and Teflon, Glass and Polyester, Rubber and Rubber, and Hand and Wood. It is established that the Triboelectric series serves as a definitive reference for predicting charge behavior when materials are rubbed together. The inquiry into the interaction between two rubber objects raises questions about charge accumulation, suggesting that both may acquire positive charges.
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Megaevelie said:Identify which of the ff. object will be positive or negative charge
1) Hand and Hair
2) PVC and Tetlon
3) Glass and Poly ester
4) Rubber and rubber
5) Hand and wood
PeterO said:What technique is suggested? Look it up in a textbook?