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→Why does charge on large bodies appear almost continuous although it is quantized?
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→Which option gives a possible charge on a free object according to quantization?
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→An object has charge minus 9.6 × 10^-19 coulomb. It loses four electrons. What is the final charge?
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→An object has charge plus 1.28 × 10^-18 coulomb. It gains five electrons. What is the final charge?
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→A drop has minus eight elementary charges. It splits into four drops. If three drops have minus one, plus two, and minus three elementary charges respectively, what is the charge on the fourth?
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→One drop has plus ten elementary charges and another has minus two elementary charges. They combine and then split into four drops with equal charge. What charge is on each final drop?
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→Two identical spheres have charges plus 8q and zero. After contact, the second sphere is touched with a third identical neutral sphere. What is the final charge on the third sphere?
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→A conducting sphere has charge plus q. It is touched with an identical neutral sphere and separated. If the two spheres are brought into contact again, what charge will each have?
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→In an isolated system the total charge is plus 9 coulomb. Two parts have charges minus 4 coulomb and plus 7 coulomb. What is the charge of the remaining part?
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→Which option correctly applies both conservation of charge and quantization of charge?
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→An object has minus two elementary charges. It receives five electrons from another object. What is the new charge?
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→An object has plus four elementary charges. It gives six electrons to another object. What is the new charge of the first object?
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→When a negatively charged conductor is earthed, in which direction do electrons move?
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→When a positively charged conductor is earthed, in which direction do electrons move?
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→In which situation may the charge of the chosen object alone fail to remain conserved while charge conservation remains true for the larger system?
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→A metal conductor appears positively charged. Which microscopic statement is most correct?
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→What is the correct reason for treating charge as a scalar quantity?
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→Why is an algebraic sum used in the conservation of charge?
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→In the annihilation of an electron and a positron, what happens to the total charge?
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