Question
How is Charging by Induction different from the other two methods?
A.The material is cooled to super low temperatures.
B.The objects don't touch.
C.Protons are transferred instead of electrons.
A.The material is cooled to super low temperatures.
B.The objects don't touch.
C.Protons are transferred instead of electrons.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is **B. The objects don't touch.**
Charging by induction involves inducing a charge in an object without direct contact. This process typically involves bringing a charged object near a neutral object, causing a redistribution of charges within the neutral object. In contrast, the other two methods of charging (conduction and friction) involve physical contact, where electrons are transferred directly between objects.
Option A is not related to the common methods of charging by induction, conduction, or friction, and option C is incorrect because in all these methods, it is electrons (not protons) that are typically transferred to create a charge.
Charging by induction involves inducing a charge in an object without direct contact. This process typically involves bringing a charged object near a neutral object, causing a redistribution of charges within the neutral object. In contrast, the other two methods of charging (conduction and friction) involve physical contact, where electrons are transferred directly between objects.
Option A is not related to the common methods of charging by induction, conduction, or friction, and option C is incorrect because in all these methods, it is electrons (not protons) that are typically transferred to create a charge.