9.1 Electrostatic Phenomena

9.1 Electrostatic Phenomena

Starter: What is happening? And why is it happening?

Open Ended

Starter: What is happening in this clip and why is it happening?

Open Ended

Do you think we can see static electricity building up on metals?

Extension: Explain your answer.

Open Ended

Task One: Will these attract or repel one another?

Starter: What is happening? And why is it happening?

Open Ended

Task 2:

Q1. What are the 3 particles inside the atom and their charges?

Q2. Describe what happens electrons when two things are rubbed together.

Extension: What must happen for an object to become positively charged or negatively?

Open Ended

Task 3:

PLENARY

Get ready.... :)

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'There was no charge on the rod.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The duster has gained electrons.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The duster has lost electrons.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The duster has become positively charged also.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The rod has lost electrons.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The duster has become negatively charged.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The duster has become negatively charged.'

• True

• False

Multiple Select

A plastic rod is rubbed on a duster and becomes positively charged.

True or false?

'The rod has lost electrons.'

• True

• False