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04-04-2018
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Explain how a charged rod can attract a neutral piece

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jfirely77 jfirely77

04-04-2018

"Charged" may mean the excess of electrons or the lack of them. If the rod is positively charged and lacks electrons, the atoms of the rod will be attracted to the electrons surrounding the neutral piece.

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