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1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloons to the walls and ceiling. He does this by rubbing the balloons against a wool sweater and placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface. 1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"? b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the wool sweater? c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do? d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to the balloon? e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?

1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloons to the walls and ceiling. He does this by rubbing the balloons against a wool sweater and placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface. 1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"? b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the wool sweater? c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do? d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to the balloon? e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?

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1. To decorate for a birthday party for his younger sister, a teenager "attaches" balloons
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and placing them next to the surface. They automatically cling to the surface.
Answer
1a What types of charge(s) would the wall have that allows the balloons to "attach"?
b What types of charge(s) do the balloons have before rubbing it on the wool
sweater?
c What does rubbing the balloons with the wool do?
d By what method are the electrons transfered from the wool sweater to the
balloon?
e What causes the attractive force in the scenario above?
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