2. A rubber balloon is rubbed on a wool sweater. In the process, electrons are transferred from the wool sweater to the rubber balloon. This means that the a. rubber balloon has the greater affinity for electrons b. wool sweater has the greater affinity for electrons C. rubber balloon is the conductor and the wool sweater is the insulator d. rubber balloon is the insulator and the wool sweater is the conductor

2. A rubber balloon is rubbed on a wool sweater. In the process, electrons are transferred from the wool sweater to the rubber balloon. This means that the a. rubber balloon has the greater affinity for electrons b. wool sweater has the greater affinity for electrons C. rubber balloon is the conductor and the wool sweater is the insulator d. rubber balloon is the insulator and the wool sweater is the conductor

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