By Richard Terwilliger. This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral.

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by Richard Terwilliger

This means there are an equal number of electrons and protons The electroscope starts out neutral

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. Rubber rod We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod.

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

Created by Richard J. Terwilliger April 2001 As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod by Richard Terwilliger

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

As the negatively charged rod approaches the knob of the electroscope, the electrons in the knob are repelled and move down into the leaves. We will charge this electroscope net negative using a negatively charged rubber rod. Rubber rod

Therefore the knob is now net positive and the leaves are net negative The knob of the electroscope lost electrons. Rubber rod The leaves gained the electrons. F es F

The electroscope hasn’t lost or gained electrons so it is still neutral. Rubber rod What would happen if the rod is taken away?

Rubber rod

by Richard Terwilliger

Rubber rod by Richard Terwilliger

Rubber rod

by Richard Terwilliger

Rubber rod

The electroscope hasn’t lost or gained electrons so it is still neutral. Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electrons in the rubber rod are attracted to the NET POSITIVE knob of the electroscope. When the rubber rod makes contact with the knob of the electroscope some of the electrons in the rod transfer into the knob.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

Rubber rod The electroscope is now NET NEGATIVE. The electroscope has GAINED electrons.

by Richard Terwilliger