When you bring the negatively charged balloon near a rod, how do the electrons move?

The electrons move away from the balloon. The electrons do not move. The electrons move toward the balloon.

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Cornelius Richard

Physics

15 March, 14:40

When you bring the negatively charged balloon near a rod, how do the electrons move?

The electrons move away from the balloon. The electrons do not move. The electrons move toward the balloon.

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Jaylee Mercado · Answer 1

If the negative charged balloon near a rod, the electrons will move out of the balloon because if the balloon is near a rod, it will slowly decrease the amount of air in the ballon becau

se rod is made out of electricity so it will let the balloon decrease

When you bring the negatively charged balloon near a rod, how do the electrons move?The electrons move away from the balloon. The electrons do not move. The electrons move toward the balloon.

When you bring the negatively charged balloon near a rod, how do the electrons move?

The electrons move away from the balloon. The electrons do not move. The electrons move toward the balloon.