A neutral is simply one which contains and equal number of positive and negative charges.
So when a charged object interacts with the neutral object, it attracts the opposite charge to the side of the interaction and repels the same charge to the opposing side of the interaction.
<span>+ object<span>- object</span> </span>
Well, as far as I know, the charged objects don't interact with "neutral" objects. Unless the charged objects induce charges in the otherwise neutral objects ...
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