Static Electricity - Part 1

Dr. Boyd explains static electricity using a simple experiment. By rubbing a balloon on a shirt, electrons align on its surface, creating static electricity. This can attract positive ions in a soda can, causing it to move. The video guides viewers through the experiment setup and execution, demonstrating the principles of static electricity.

Why is it important to have dry hands before conducting the experiment?

Describe how the soda can reacts when the charged balloon is brought close to it.