static forces

The atom is composted of the following:

• proton, neutron, electron

• alpha beta and gamma radiation

• quantum forces

• Larry, Curly, Moe, Shemp, Joe and curly Joe

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Charge on the proton

• positive

• negative

• neutral

• infinity

Charge on the electron

• positive

• negative

• neutral

• infinity

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NGSS.MS-PS2-5

Location for the electron

• inside nucleus

• outside nucleus in various orbits

• both in and away from nucleus

• attached to neutron

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Location for the proton

• inside nucleus

• outside nucleus in various orbits

• both in and away from nucleus

• attached to neutron

Check all that apply to the Law of Electric Charge

• positive repels positive

• negative repels negative

• positive attracts negative

• positive attracts positive

• negative attracts negative

The amount of static force depends upon (check all that apply)

• amount of static charge on each object

• distance between objects that have chage

• the shape, surface area, and mass of the object

• none of these answers - static force is a random event

Static forces always travel from (check all that apply)

• positive to negative

• negative to positive

• higher concentration to lower concentration

• lower concentration to higher concentration

• total randomness to direction

Static forces can be from direct contact or non-contact (indirect). Is this statement true or false?

• true

• false

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Static can build up as a result of rubbing electrons off of one surface and accumulating electrons on the other surface. This is called_____

• Friction

• induction

• Conduction

• Radiation

• Heisenberg's uncertainty principle