What is the explanation for the fact that a metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged? A metal rod held in the han...
What is the explanation for the fact that a metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged?
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the charges can move freely between the metal and the human body.
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the electrons in the metal are firmly attached to their respective atoms.
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the skin is an insulator and does not allow the movement of charges.
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the charges can move freely between the metal and the human body.
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the electrons in the metal are firmly attached to their respective atoms.
A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the skin is an insulator and does not allow the movement of charges.
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A explicação para o fato de uma haste de metal segurada na mão e esfregada com uma pele não se tornar carregada é porque as cargas podem se mover livremente entre o metal e o corpo humano. Portanto, a alternativa correta é: "A metal rod held in the hand and rubbed with a skin does not become charged because the charges can move freely between the metal and the human body."
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