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Observe and demonstrate static electricity using simple everyday materials at home.

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Observe and demonstrate static electricity using simple everyday materials at home.

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Steps:

1. Pick any 2 items: comb, balloon, wool, paper bits, coin/key, running water. (You can use other items as well according to what you wish to show)

2. Do a simple demo (e.g., balloon on wall, comb bending water, comb attracting paper).

3. Record a 30–60 sec video showing:

Materials used

The effect

A short explanation (“Rubbing transfers charges, so the object attracts others”).

4. Upload video here with your name + caption.

5. Watch 2 classmates’ videos and leave a kind comment.

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See given example and come up with your own ideas.

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Charge of magnet

A nail

The magnet attracting a nail with static electricity.

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Static electric charge experiment with pipe and woolen sweater.

This tells us one characteristic of static electric charge.

There is also attraction between pipe and bits of paper.

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Static electric charge experiment with pipe and woolen sweater.

This tells us one characteristic of static electric charge.

There is also attraction between pipe and bits of paper.

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From Alpesh

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Hi! My name is Harsh.Today I have shown a experiment about static electricity in this video.In this video i have rubbed a plastic item on my dry hair and have took it near the pieces of paper and as you can see in the video it has been stuck to the plastic item or the item is attracting the pieces of paper.This is because the electrons or the negative charges in the plastic item are getting transferred to the pieces of paper and both the items are oppositely charged.As you know that oppositely charged items attract each other, that's why they are attracting each other.

Thank you!!