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Julia, They can attract or repel, they attract when its + and - and repel when + and + or - and -.

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Julia, They can attract or repel, they attract when its + and - and repel when + and + or - and -.

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opposites attract.

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opposites attract and the same charges repel

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Opposites attract, and Same repel

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morgan, energy can transfer through conductive materials. 

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morgan, energy can transfer through conductive materials. 

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The opposite charge will attract to the other charge, and the same charge will repel from the other.

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opposites attract

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charged objects attract neutral objects

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charge object can attract or repel when close to another object.

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Jona......if a positive object comes near a negative object they attract. If  they are charged the same they repel

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Jona......if a positive object comes near a negative object they attract. If  they are charged the same they repel

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objects attract and repel when charged

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Two objects with the same charge repel, two objects with different charges attract

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opposites attract

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Charges push and pull without touching.

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Opposites attract to each other

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The charge that objects have can transfer to another object. The object can become uncharged

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Eric, If a object is postive and a object is negative they will come together, and if 2 objects are the same they will pull apart sometimes. If 2 objects are netural, nothing happens.  

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Eric, If a object is postive and a object is negative they will come together, and if 2 objects are the same they will pull apart sometimes. If 2 objects are netural, nothing happens.  

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Opposites attract

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Rachel

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neutral objects and charged objects will always attract no matter the charge

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Charged objects attract to opposite charges and repel to the same charge. Neutral charges attracts to both charges

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Julia, Why does + and - attract and not + and + or - and -

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Julia, Why does + and - attract and not + and + or - and -

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dose air effect the attraction?

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y don't positive and positive attract and positive and negative attract

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what effects do they have when they touch

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Austin Does the force strength between matter

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Austin Does the force strength between matter

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Hunter Liske we know that positive and negative charges attract

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Hunter Liske we know that positive and negative charges attract

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Julia, How strong does the charge have to be for them to interact?

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Julia, How strong does the charge have to be for them to interact?

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Do they have to be a certain charge to interact? For example, negative and negative or positive and negative?

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Samantha - a + and a  - attracts and two - and -, And + and + move apart and neutral can attract to anything 

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Samantha - a + and a  - attracts and two - and -, And + and + move apart and neutral can attract to anything 

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a. objects with the same charge repel
b. objects with opposite charges attract
c.  charged and neutral objects attract
d. humidity affects how strongly things are charge

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We know that two of the same charges repel, two opposites attract, a charge and a neutral attract, and a charged object can charge a neutral object.

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What's the charge of the other object?

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what happens in the air around these objects?

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how do charged objects effect other charged objects without touching

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How you determine the charge without knowing the charge of another object.

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How strong should the charges be for them to interact with one another? 

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How strong should the charges be for them to interact with one another? 

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Rachel

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what the charge of the object is, negative, positive, or neutral

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Why do opposites attract and not the same charges.

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what type of materials it is made of

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What are the objects charges?

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What charge do the objects have?

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What is the charge of the objects

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charges can transfer

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what is the density of de air.

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do they both need to be charged?

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what happens when they touch

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why does two different charges,+ - attract each other and not the same charged,- -,+ +

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How do the objects react without touching
What is humidity moister and water

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1. How can electric charges become stronger within an object?
2. How & why are electric charges affected by humidity, weather, and temperature?

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You can find a unknown charge by using a known charge, and seeing how they interact.

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What is humidity, moisture, and water?

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The strength of the electric field increases with decreased distance.

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Hunter: the charges have a electric fieled.

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Hunter: the charges have a electric fieled.

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Opposites attract and the same charges repel.

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Opposites attract

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positives and negatives attract to each other

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djuan, the same charges go away from each other 

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djuan, the same charges go away from each other 

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opposites attract and things with the same charge repel

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opposites attract and things with the same charge repel

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Alexis

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Rachel

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If a object has a positve charge and one has a negative charge it will attarct but if 2 objects have the same charge it will most likely not attract and will repel. 

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If a object has a positve charge and one has a negative charge it will attarct but if 2 objects have the same charge it will most likely not attract and will repel. 

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opposites attract and the same charges repel

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opposites attract and sames repel

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Object's charges can transfer by touching or by not touching.

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opposites attract to each other depending on how strong the charge is

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Opposite attract

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Opposites attract. Same repel.

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Charged objects can charge neutral objects

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opposite attract.

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charges can be transferred between objects

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Opposites attract.

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neutral charges can change from a charged object.

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They can attract to each other cause of electric fields.

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The stronger the field of the object the father away the object 2 can be and still interact.

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an objects electric field effects on how they react because the electric  field determines what

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an objects electric field effects on how they react because the electric  field determines what

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happened with the electric force - Sam

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The stronger the electric force, the bigger the interactions.  The strength of the interactions is stronger when the objects are closer.

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Electric fields can affect how strong a object attracts

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Neutral objects can get a charge by touching a charged object.

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electric fields cause objects to attract even though they're not touching.

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The closer the objects are the stronger the attraction or repulsion will be.

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objects have an effect on each other from different electric forces.

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have more details on the drawing and really think about each questions. and how elements were found with each testing.

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Some charged objects can attract to netural objects

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Objects charges can change by their atoms gaining or losing electrons. Gaining electrons increases negative charge and losing electrons decreases the negative charge.

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electrons can transfer when rubbed with something. 

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electrons can transfer when rubbed with something. 

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Austin

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A neutral object has their electrons move around so they attract to a charged object by either moving towards if it is positive, or moving away if it is negative.

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djuan they attract negative to positive they repel when they are the same charge

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the amount of electrons change the overall charge of atoms

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Atoms are in everything and in the atoms are protons and neutrons in the nucleus, and outside the nucleus are electrons. The amount of protons show what type of element. When there is more protons than electrons then it has a + charge. And when there is more electrons than protons then it has a - charge, when they are equal it is neutral.

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We learned that the electric force of charged objects can either attract other objects or repel the object. The stronger the charge the bigger the electric force is.

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When we rub things together the electrons transfer and the protons do not. The charge depends on how many protons and electrons there are.

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charges can transfer