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How does Ben Franklin discover electricity?

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How does Ben Franklin discover electricity?

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he devised an experiment to test his theory. Although details of the experiment remain sketchy to this day, Franklin originally wanted to test his theory atop a spire that was to be built on a Philadelphia church. As he thought about it in detail, he realized that his theory could be better tested by using a mobile kite

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A negatively charged particle is in a cloud and when the negative and positive particles connect it creates a electrical spark which we see but much bigger. - Ally Neil

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How many leaders does it take to create one strike of lightning?

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How many leaders does it take to create one strike of lightning?

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What effect does lightning have on a person's body? 

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What effect does lightning have on a person's body? 

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lightning's heat that it makes can damage the lungs, brain and vital organs.Lightning causes burns and shocks but people usually recover completely.

Evan Skipper

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The return stroke moves upward at a speed of about 320,000,000 ft per second (Kaleb Perkins)

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All these collisions cause a build up of electrical charge. ... Heavier, negatively charged particles sink to the bottom of the cloud. When the positive and negative charges grow large enough, a giant spark - lightning - occurs between the two charges within the cloud. -Tanner Preston

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no lightning cant strike through water. + reggie barbosa

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Lightning can strike as far as 5 or even to 10 miles but lighting uselessly strikes as far as 16 kilometers.
( Ethan Tschoegl )

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because of the way that electricity produces heat.
Evan Skipper

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How do you know if an object is a insulator or conductor ?

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How do you know if an object is a insulator or conductor ?

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Answer:  conductor, electricity can flow threw.
insulator, doesn't conduct electricity.
Evan Skipper

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How much electricity do power lines hold? 

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How much electricity do power lines hold? 

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Why were wires made with aluminum in the past? 

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Why were wires made with aluminum in the past? 

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that copper oxide also conducts electricity.
Evan Skipper

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Solar-powered photovoltaic (PV) panels convert the sun's rays into electricity by exciting electrons in silicon cells using the photons of light from the sun -Madison Finamore

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Is there a maximum # of electrons an object can hold?

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Is there a maximum # of electrons an object can hold?

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How did Ben Franklin discovered electricity? 

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How did Ben Franklin discovered electricity? 

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He shocked himself in 1746,  while conducting electricity with found objects from around his house- Madison Finamore

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What happens when you get electrocuted? 

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What happens when you get electrocuted? 

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when we get electrocuted (which happens when we come into contact with a voltage of around 1 mA), it is actually the electrons in us that move, creating a 'current'.
Evan Skipper

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Blackouts happen when wind,ice,or any other hard objects fall onto power
lines and causes them to malfunction, in result it causes the electrical circuits to break
-Kylee Longboat

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How come electricity only goes through copper and other conductors?

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How come electricity only goes through copper and other conductors?

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because the conductors have the ability to conduct electricity.

Evan Skipper

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Why would people work on live wires when they have a chance of dying? It would be smarter to shut them off then do the work so there is no chances of dying. 

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Why would people work on live wires when they have a chance of dying? It would be smarter to shut them off then do the work so there is no chances of dying. 