If a glass rod is rubbed with a dry cloth, what kind of charge would it be:
A) positive, due...
Physics, 22.03.2020 05:11 miagirl0311
If a glass rod is rubbed with a dry cloth, what kind of charge would it be:
A) positive, due to extra protons
B)negative, due to protons lost
C) positive due to electrons lost
D) negative, due to extra electrons
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