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Terms for Static Electricity

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show carry a negative charge  
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show not moving buildup of charges on an object  
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ATOM   show
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show anything that takes up space and has mass  
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PROTONS   show
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CHARGING BY FRICTION   show
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show carries a neutral charge  
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PITH BALL   show
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STATIC DISCHARGE   show
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WHICH SUBATOMIC PARTICLES IN THE ATOM CANNOT LEAVE THE ATOM?   show
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IF THE OBJECT HAS A + CHARGE THEN...   show
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show The law that states that charges are not created or destroyed, they are transferred  
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show repel  
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show attract  
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show yes  
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show electrons  
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show styrofoam pieces will be attracted  
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show the movement of electrons to other objects by touching  
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If the object has a - charge then...   show
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a charged thing always does this to a neutral thing   show
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