The process in which electrons move from one object to another is called A. Active electricity B. Static Electricity C. Moving electricity D. Swapping electricity

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Datosula · Answer 1 · 2024-10-28T23:23:44+0000

B. STATIC ELECTRICITY

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EVERY ATOM OF MATTER HAS ELECTRONS , AND THESE ELECTIONS HAVE NEGATIVE ELECTRIC CHARGE WHEN YOU RUB TWO OBJECTS TOGETHER, YOU CAN CAUSE THESE CHARGES TO MOVE FROM ONE OBJECT TO ANOTHER .THIS PULLING FORCE BETWEEN UNLIKE CHARGES IS CALLED STATIC ELECTRICITY .

The process in which electrons move from one object to another is called A. Active electricity B. Static Electricity C. Moving electricity D. Swapping electricity

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