3 years ago

Oriana touches a positively charged metal plate to a neutral metal sphere. How does the charge of the metal

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o-na [289]3 years ago

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<h2>Flow of Electrons</h2>

Explanation:

It has a positive charge inside of the sphere.

Since the metal is positively charged it must be deficient in electrons. Whereas in a neutral body there is equal number of electron and proton. In a material only electrons can flow. When a neutral sphere is brought in touch with the metal plate, electrons will begin to flow from the sphere to the metal plate. Hence, the sphere will acquire positive charge.

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