In the process of ___ , an object becomes charged by bringing a charged object nearby; separation of charges on the first object occurs and removal of one of these groups leaves the object charged.  A. conduction. B. contact. C. convection. D. induction. E. friction. 2. An object with no electrical charge has an excess of neutrons. A. True B. False

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