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SSSSS [86.1K]
3 years ago
8

VITI How many electrons are in the third energy level?

Physics
1 answer:
OverLord2011 [107]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

8 (maybe 18)

Explanation:

Depends on whether you have the d orbitals.  If not, it's 8, and it's 18 including the d orbitals

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However, the number of electrons gained by the rod is equal to the number of electrons given off by the wool: therefore, the total net charge of the system rod + cloth has not changed.

b)

When the rod touches sphere A, some electrons are transferred from the rod to the sphere (this method of charging is called charging by conduction).

Then, the sphere A will also remain negatively charged, as well as the plastic rod.

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When the plastic rod (which is negatively charged) touches sphere B, some electrons are transferred to sphere B (charging by induction). As a result, charge B will also be negatively charged now, as it has an excess of electrons.

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The net charge of the rod and the two spheres is negative.

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g)

When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, charging by friction occurs, similar to part a). However in this case, the glass rod gives off electrons to the silk: therefore, the glass rod remains positively charged.

Later, the glass rod touches sphere B: as a result, positive charge is transferred from the rod to sphere B, so sphere B will remain positively charged.

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