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Suppose you had two socks Sticking together in a clothes dryer from the static electricity

Suppose you had two socks Sticking together in a clothes dryer from the static electricity
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Suppose you had two socks Sticking together in a clothes dryer from the static electricity

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They stick together because of electrons
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The reason the socks stick together, is because electrons from one fabric rub off onto another fabric by friction.

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