Please answer number 1-3 IBOELECTRIC SERIESI.Use the GIVEN triboelectric series in answering theTriboelectric Series!questions.Dry SkinMore Positive1. When you pull a cotton sweater off your skin, electronsLeather+++Rabbit Furare transferred from theGlass(cotton, skin) to the(cotton, skin). As a result, your body acquiresHuman HairNylona(positive, negative) charge and theWoofcotton sweater acquires a(positive, negative)SilkPapercharge.WoodCottonPolycarbonateABS plastic2. When you rub a glass rod with a silk cloth, electronsare transferred from the(glass, silk) toAmberHard Rubberthe(glass, silk). As a result, the glass rodMylaracquires a(positive, negative) chargeRayonand the silk cloth acquires a(positive,PolyesterCellufoicinegative) charge.AcrylicPolyethylene3. Suppose you rub a rubber rod with a silk cloth and aPolypropyfeneStyrene (Styrofoam)second rubber rod with a wool sweater. The silk clothSilicone Sealerwill acquire a(positive, negative) charge; theAcryicwool sweater will acquire a(positive, negativeNeoprenePVC (rigicl vinyi)charge. The sweater and the cloth will then be observedSiliconto(attract, repel, not interact with)TeflonMore Negativeeach other.

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RIC SERIES I. Use the GIVEN triboelectric series in answering the questions. 1. When you pull a cotton sweater off your skin, electrons are transferred from the (cotton, skin) to the (cotton, skin). As a result, your body acquires a (positive, negative) charge and the cotton sweater acquires a (positive, negative) charge. 2. When you rub a glass rod with a silk cloth, electrons are transferred from the (glass, silk) to the (glass, silk). As a result, the glass rod acquires a (positive, negative) charge and the silk cloth acquires a (positive, negative) charge. 3. Suppose you rub a rubber rod with a silk cloth and a second rubber rod with a wool sweater. The silk cloth will acquire a (positive, negative) charge; the wool sweater will acquire a (positive, negative charge. The sweater and the cloth will then be observed to (attract, repel, not interact with) each other.