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AJKing
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I'm just learning but I can almost SWEAR that this is right, just reassure me?
A positive charge is an electric charge that has more protons than electrons. It is represented by the symbol "+" and is attracted to negative charges.
A negative charge is an electric charge that has more electrons than protons. It is represented by the symbol "-" and is attracted to positive charges.
The main difference between positive and negative charges is the number of protons and electrons present. Positive charges have more protons, while negative charges have more electrons. Additionally, positive and negative charges are attracted to each other, while like charges repel each other.
Positive and negative charges interact through the attraction and repulsion of each other. Positive charges are attracted to negative charges, and negative charges are attracted to positive charges. Like charges repel each other.
Examples of positive charges include protons, sodium ions, and the positive terminal of a battery. Examples of negative charges include electrons, chloride ions, and the negative terminal of a battery.