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Static Electricity | How it is Produced | Video for Kids

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Static Charge | Electricity | Physics | FuseSchool

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Lightning

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Walking across a carpet and touching a metal door handle

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Rubbing a balloon on your hair than pulling it away

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Rubbing your feet or your shoes on a carpet

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Examples of situations in which the effects of static electricity are observed.

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Examples of situations in which the effects of static electricity are observed.

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Static Electricity is created when two surfaces are in contact with each other and electrons move from one object to another, an electrostatic charge is generated. One of the objects will have a positive charge, and the other object will have a negative charge.

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Static electricity is the result of the imbalance between negative and positive charges in objects. These charges will accumulate on the surface of the object until a way to release or release is found. One method of discharging is through a circuit.