The discussion centers on the triboelectric effect, specifically focusing on atomic affinity and electron attraction. It is established that the level of affinity of atoms is primarily determined by their electronic structures. Atoms with a higher electronegativity tend to attract electrons more effectively than those with lower electronegativity. This fundamental principle explains variations in electron attraction among different elements.
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Goodver said:What determines the level of affinity of atoms in contrast to others? why some atoms tend to attract electrons more than others?