Usted arrastra los pies sobre un piso alfombrado en un día seco y la alfombra adquiere una carga positiva neta. a) Usted a deficiencia o 2) un exceso de electrones? b) Si la carga adquirida tiene una magnitud de 2.15 nC, (cuántos tendrá I) un electrones se transfirieron?

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Damon

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21 August, 13:11

Usted arrastra los pies sobre un piso alfombrado en un día seco y la alfombra adquiere una carga positiva neta. a) Usted a deficiencia o 2) un exceso de electrones? b) Si la carga adquirida tiene una magnitud de 2.15 nC, (cuántos tendrá I) un electrones se transfirieron?

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Russell · Answer 1

I would need more electrons 1.3125 10¹⁰ electrons

Explanation:

Static electricity is formed by induced charges in each part of the system, so the net charge does not change.

Let us analyze the situation presented, if the carpet acquires a positive charge, so that it does not alter the total charge in man, it should acquire a negative charge, to have a net negative charge I would need more electrons that have a negative charge.

We can know the number of electrons by a rule of proportions, if an electron has a charge of 1.6 10-19 C for a charge of 2.15 10-9 C how many electrons are needed

# = 2.15 10⁻⁹ / 1.6 10⁻¹⁹

# = 1.3125 10¹⁰ electrons

The number is very high for which we will not worry about rounding since the number of electrons must be an integer