| A balloon sticking to a wall | - rubbing a balloon on hair gives it a negative charge. It is attracted to the neutral wall by induction
- and it stays stuck to the wall
| rubbinghairgivesnegative |
| Lightning | - charges build up in clouds because water droplets and air rub against each other. When the charge becomes very large
- a spark jumps between the cloud and the ground
| chargesbuildcloudsbecause |
| The electroscope | - when a charged rod touches the metal top of an electroscope
- its two metal leaves receive the same charge and repel each other
- so they spread apart. The larger the charge
- the wider the leaves open
| chargedtouchesmetalleaves |