6: Rubbing which materials together would produce the most static electricity?
A) Leather and Teflon
B) Dry skin and cat fur
C) Wood and paper
7: What is the difference between a spark and lightning?
A) Lightning occurs in summer; sparks in winter
B) Lightning is just a big spark
C) Lightning makes noise but sparks don't
8: How can you minimize getting static electricity shocks?
A0 Never wear shoes
B) Use something to drain off the excess charges
C) Always wear a metal hat on a dry day
9: What is a reason a lightning rod works?
A) The lightning rod is closer to the clouds and uses metal to conduct the electricity
B) The lightning rod has a sharp point to repel the lightning
C) The lightning rod needed Ben Franklin to work
10: What can be used to store static electricity?
A) High voltage
B) Type AA batteries
C) A Leyden Jar or similar capacitor
I could really use some help!!! Please give right answers!!!?
Please don't expect me to do your homework for you, that being said, here are some tips to help.
#6 Use the materials which build the most positive and negative charges due to triboelectric effect, there is a chart at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triboelectr...
#7 Look up static electricity, you will find lightning is a massive super spark.
#8 If shocks/sparks are caused by a build up of charge how would you prevent that build up?
#9 Electricity always seeks the path of least resistance.
#10 Eliminate the answers that don't make sense,
Is High voltage a storage device?
How do type AA batteries produce electricity?
What is a Leydon Jar or capacitor? (hint look at 1752 Ben Franklin Experiment)
Reply:I can't believe I'm doing your homework. Learn it yourself or do something else. BBBAC. Good luck.
Reply:6B
7B
8B
9A
10C
In my opinion these are the right answers.
Sorry, no guarantees.
Reply:7 is B, 6 eh im not sure, 8 is B, 9 is A, 10 is idk that one either.
the ones i do know i know for sure :D good look
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