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A neutral balloon is rubbed on your hair. If your hair loses electrons what is the charge of the balloon

A neutral balloon is rubbed on your hair. If your hair loses electrons what is the charge of the balloon
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A neutral balloon is rubbed on your hair. If your hair loses electrons what is the charge of the balloon

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When a neutral balloon is rubbed on hair, the electron from hair moves to the balloon.

As, electrons have negative charge, so the balloon becomes negatively charged.

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