As you know, charged objects contain protons and electrons. More protons result in a more positive...

 

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As you know, charged objects contain protons and electrons. More protons result in a more positive net charge, while more electrons result in a more negative net charge. While a neutral charged object still has protons and electrons, its net charge is zero since it has an equal amount of protons and electrons. One of a few ways we can change two neutral objects to two charged objects is by rubbing them together. This rubbing motion allows electrons to flow from one object to another. You will delve more deeply into the concept of charging objects in your next lab: "Electrostatics". Question 6- Part A Object A is a neutrally charged object, while Object B is a neutrally charged object. The two objects are rubbed together and electrons flow from Object A to Object B. Identify the more positively charged object and the more negatively charged object after this interaction. Explain your reasoning. Question 6- Part B Object C has a neutral charge, while Object D has a total charge of -7e. The two objects are rubbed together. Identify which object will gain electrons and which object will lose electrons. Explain your reasoning. Question 6-Part C Given the information in Part B, is it possible to determine how much charge transferred between the two objects? Provide your best inference, and explain your reasoning. As you know, charged objects contain protons and electrons. More protons result in a more positive net charge, while more electrons result in a more negative net charge. While a neutral charged object still has protons and electrons, its net charge is zero since it has an equal amount of protons and electrons. One of a few ways we can change two neutral objects to two charged objects is by rubbing them together. This rubbing motion allows electrons to flow from one object to another. You will delve more deeply into the concept of charging objects in your next lab: "Electrostatics". Question 6- Part A Object A is a neutrally charged object, while Object B is a neutrally charged object. The two objects are rubbed together and electrons flow from Object A to Object B. Identify the more positively charged object and the more negatively charged object after this interaction. Explain your reasoning. Question 6- Part B Object C has a neutral charge, while Object D has a total charge of -7e. The two objects are rubbed together. Identify which object will gain electrons and which object will lose electrons. Explain your reasoning. Question 6-Part C Given the information in Part B, is it possible to determine how much charge transferred between the two objects? Provide your best inference, and explain your reasoning.