Charged Balloon Experiment Quiz

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What is the effect observed when a charged balloon is brought near pieces of paper?

  • The pieces of paper remain unaffected.
  • The pieces of paper move away from the balloon.
  • The pieces of paper repel the balloon.
  • The pieces of paper are pulled towards the balloon. (correct)

What happens to the pieces of paper when they are brought near a charged body?

  • They shrink in size.
  • They acquire an opposite charge and cling to the body. (correct)
  • They repel the charged body.
  • They become neutral.

What force is exerted by a charged body on another charged body?

  • Electrostatic force (correct)
  • Magnetic force
  • Frictional force
  • Gravitational force

What happens when a charged balloon is rubbed with a paper?

<p>The balloon acquires an electrostatic charge on its surface. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context discussed, what does 'charged body' refer to?

<p>A body with an electrostatic charge (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Electrostatic Charge and Force

  • When a balloon is inflated, tied, and then rubbed with a paper, it acquires an electrostatic charge on its surface, making it a charged body.
  • When the charged balloon is brought near small pieces of paper on the floor, the pieces of paper are attracted to the balloon and rise to cling to it.
  • This attraction occurs because the pieces of paper acquire an opposite charge when brought near the charged balloon.
  • The force exerted by a charged body (the balloon) on another charged body (the pieces of paper) is known as electrostatic force.
  • Electrostatic force is an example of a force that can act at a distance, even when the bodies are not in contact.
  • The same phenomenon can be observed when using pepper and salt in place of pieces of paper, demonstrating the electrostatic force at work.

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