False, lightning is not an <span>example of matter in a liquid state. Rather, it is an example of matter in a state of plasma. </span>It<span> is a form of matter in which many of the electron s wander around freely among the nuclei of the atoms. Hope this answers the question.</span>
Answer:
Yes it is possible to charge balloon to several thousand of volts and the balloon will also store several Joules of energy.
Explanation:
By rubbing a balloon on one's hair or on different types of clothing, the balloon either gain or loss electron.
If the balloon gains electron it becomes negatively charged, it contains more electron and subsequently charged to several thousand volts.
Also, if the balloon losses electron, it becomes positively charged. In this case it contains more proton, which makes the balloon positively charged to several thousand volts.
However, amount of joules depends on volts produced in the balloon.
Volt = Joules/coulomb,
Joules = volts*coulomb
Because the charge of the particles (electron and proton) are small, amount of joules will always be small than volts.
So, it is possible to charge balloon to several thousand of volts and the balloon will store several Joules of energy
Explanation:
using Ohm's law which is defined as V=IR
where V is the voltage, I is the current and R the resistance