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Page 1: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

byRichard Terwilliger

Page 2: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral
Page 3: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

This means there are an

equal number of electrons

and protons

The electroscope

starts out neutral

Page 4: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 5: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 6: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 7: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 8: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 9: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 10: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 11: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 12: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 13: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 14: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 15: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 16: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 17: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 18: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 19: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 20: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 21: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 22: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 23: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 24: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 25: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 26: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 27: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 28: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 29: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 30: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

Rubber rodWe will

charge this electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Page 31: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 32: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 33: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 34: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 35: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 36: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 37: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

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As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 38: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

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Page 39: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 40: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 41: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 42: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 43: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 44: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 45: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 46: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 47: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 48: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 49: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 50: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 51: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 52: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 53: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively

charged rod approaches the

knob of the electroscope,

the electrons in the knob are repelled and

move down into the leaves.

We will charge this

electroscope net negative

using a negatively charged

rubber rod.

Rubber rod

Page 54: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Therefore the knob is now net positive

and the leaves are

net negative

The knob of the electroscope lost electrons.

Rubber rod

The leaves gained the electrons.

FesFes

Page 55: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

The electroscope hasn’t lost or

gained electrons so

it is still neutral.

Rubber rod

What would happen if the rod is taken

away?

Page 56: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

The electroscope hasn’t lost or

gained electrons so

it is still neutral.

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

Page 57: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 58: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 59: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 60: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 61: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 62: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 63: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 64: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 65: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 66: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 67: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 68: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 69: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 70: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 71: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 72: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 73: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 74: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 75: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 76: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 77: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 78: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 79: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 80: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 81: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 82: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 83: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 84: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 85: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 86: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 87: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 88: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 89: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 90: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 91: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 92: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 93: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 94: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 95: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 96: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 97: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 98: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electrons in the rubber

rod are attracted

to the NET POSITIVE

knob of the electroscope.

When the rubber rod

makes contact with the knob

of the electroscope some of the electrons in

the rod transfer into

the knob.

Page 99: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 100: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 101: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 102: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 103: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 104: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 105: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 106: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 107: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 108: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 109: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 110: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 111: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 112: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 113: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 114: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 115: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 116: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 117: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 118: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 119: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 120: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

Rubber rod

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 121: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 122: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

Page 123: By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

The electroscope

is nowNET

NEGATIVE.

The electroscope

has GAINED electrons.

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