A proton has a _____________________ charge.

An atom that has the same number of protons and electrons would be considered...

How do like charges (positive & positive or negative & negative) behave?

How do unlike/opposite charges (positive & negative) behave?

What is found inside the nucleus of an atom?

What is the SI Unit for charge?

According to Coulomb's Law, what two quantities do electrical forces depend on?

What kind of force causes charges to repel and attract?

What happens to the electrical force when the distance between two charges is doubled?

What happens to the electrical force when the quantity of both charges double?

True or False: Electrical forces between charges are stronger when they are far apart.

Electrons are never created or destroyed, but can be transferred between atoms. The total number of electrons stays the same before and after an interaction. This is known as Conservation of...

An object can be charged by bringing a charged object near a neutral object, but they objects DO NOT touch. This is known as charging by...

Materials that contain loosely bound electrons are known as...

Materials with tightly bound electrons are considered...

Which of the following materials would make a good conductor?

Which of the following materials would make good insulators?

When a charged object is brought near a neutral insulator and the electrons rearrange themselves to create an charged effect is called...

A rubbed balloon sticking to a wall is an example of...

Select the three ways an object can be charged.

An object that collects electrons from the air to prevent a sudden discharge (lightning) from the clouds to a building is called a...

Lightning is an example of charging by...

After you scuff (pick up) electrons onto your socks will walking across a carpet, are your socks positively or negatively charged?

After you scuff (pick up) electrons onto your socks will walking across a carpet, is the carpet positively or negatively charged?