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What is the charge exchanged through contact ?

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I was hoping that there would be some options to choose from in regards to this question. Since there are no options given, so i am giving the answer based on my knowledge and hope that it helps. The charge exchanged through contact is known as static charge of electrostatic charge. This charge is exchanged mostly through rubbing between two objects.

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