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17 December, 02:20

When you rub a glass rod with silk. The rod becomes positive charged, and the silk becomes negative. Also when you rub a rubber rod with fur, the rubber rod becomes negative and the fur becomes positively charge. Question:1. What happens if you rub a glass rod with fur?2. What happens if you rub a rubber rod with silk?

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