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The Electrophorus Styrofoam sheet of Insulation Fur Styrofoam sheet and Fur are Neutral

Styrofoam sheet of Insulation The Electrophorus Styrofoam sheet becomes Negative Rubbing with fur adds electrons

Neutral Pie Pan Aluminum pie plate

Styrofoam sheet of Insulation Styrofoam sheet of Insulation Aluminum pie plate Styrofoam Cup handle Dipolar but still Neutral The Electrophorus

Styrofoam sheet of Insulation The Electrophorus Aluminum pie plate Styrofoam Cup handle Touch Negative rim and remove electrons Discharge

The Electrophorus Styrofoam Cup handle Touch positive pie plate and return electrons Lift up Recharge Aluminum pie plate

The Electrophorus Styrofoam sheet of Insulation Styrofoam sheet of Insulation Aluminum pie plate Styrofoam Cup handle Dipolar but still Neutral

Styrofoam sheet of Insulation The Electrophorus Aluminum pie plate Styrofoam Cup handle _____ Touch Negative rim and remove electrons Discharge

The Electrophorus Aluminum pie plate Styrofoam Cup handle _ Touch positive pie plate and return electrons Lift up Recharge

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