The silver coin gained electrons.
The wool cloth lost electrons.
<h3>How does the transfer of electrons take place?</h3>
It is a given that woolen material becomes positively charged when a silver coin is rubbed against it. Since electrons are negatively charged particles, when a piece of clothing becomes positively charged, it has lost electrons.
However, because static electricity is created during rubbing, and if one substance becomes positively charged, the other will become negatively charged, a silver coin will absorb this negatively charged electron from the wool fabric and thus become negatively charged.
As a result, both choices B and C are accurate.
I understand the question you are looking for is this:
A silver coin rubs vigorously against a wool cloth. The cloth becomes positively charged. Which statements are true?
- The silver coin lost electrons.
- The silver coin gained electrons.
- The wool cloth lost electrons.
- The wool cloth gained protons.
- The wool cloth lost protons.
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