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we know that when one object is rubbed with other object they both acquire charge but of opposite chag es. what happen when we rub a glass rod with woollen cloth?what will be the charges of both?

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Q. We know that the two glass rods become charged when rubbed with a silk cloth, it would be safe to say they acquire

A glass rod is rubbed with a silk cloth and an inflated rubber balloon is rubbed with a woollen cloth.

Now, out of glass rod, silk cloth, rubber balloon and woollen cloth:

(a) Which two objects acquire negative charge?

(b) Which two objects acquire positive charge?

Q. Asssertion: Two glass rods become charged when rubbed with a silk cloth.
Conclusion: Both the glasses acquire unlike charges.

Q. How could we predict what charge will be on which object when rubbed? For example when fur with cat skin etc.

Q. What will happen when we rub a glass rod with silk cloth?

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