Investigation A. The pith ball Electroscope
The pith ball electroscope consists of a light, conducting pith ball suspended from a support by means of an insulating string.
1 A. Ground the pith ball by touching it.
B. Rub a rubber rod with wool of fur and bring it near the pith ball
C. Remove the rod
2 A. Ground the pith ball.
B. Rub a glass rod with silk and bring it near the pith ball.
C. Remove the rod
3 A. Ground the pith ball.
B. Bring a negatively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Touch the pith ball with the rod
4 A. Charges the pith ball as in 3, by contact.
B. Bring a negatively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Removes the rod.
5 A. Charge the pith ball as in 3, by contact.
B. Bring a positively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Remove the rod.
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1 A. Ground the pith ball by touching it.
B. Rub a rubber rod with wool of fur and bring it near the pith ball
C. Remove the rod
Explaination:
A. Pith ball is neutral
B.Rubber rod becomes negatively charged, +ve ions of pith ball are attracted to it.
C. Pith ball remains neutral
2 A. Ground the pith ball.
B. Rub a glass rod with silk and bring it near the pith ball.
C. Remove the rod
Explaination:
A. Pith ball is neutral
B.Rubber rod becomes positively charged, -ve ions of pith ball are attracted to it.
C. Pith ball remains neutral
3 A. Ground the pith ball.
B. Bring a negatively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Touch the pith ball with the rod
Explaination
A. Pith ball is neutral
B. +ve ions of pith ball are attracted to rod
C. Pith ball becomes negatively charged due to tranfer of electrons
4 A. Charges the pith ball as in 3, by contact.
B. Bring a negatively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Removes the rod.
Explaination
A. Pith ball is negatively charged.
B. -ve ions of pith ball are attracted to rod
C. Pith ball remains negatively charged.
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5 A. Charge the pith ball as in 3, by contact.
B. Bring a positively charged rod near the pith ball.
C. Remove the rod.
Explaination
A. Pith ball is negatively charged.
B. +ve ions of pith ball are attracted to rod
C. Pith ball remains negatively charged.
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