How does a object become negatively charged?

Answer 1

if some of the positive charges have been either chemically removed or bonded together, that is how they become negatively charged...................... xoxo

Answer 2

An object becomes negatively charged when it gains excess electrons, meaning it has more electrons than protons. This can occur through processes such as friction, contact with a negatively charged object, or induction.

Answer 3

An object becomes negatively charged by being rubbed with something of a higher electrostatic series than it. It must gain electrons from another object. For instance, fur rubbed with rubber becomes negatively charged.

Answer 4

Objects become positively charged by having electrons removed from the atoms that make up the structure of the object in question. Neutral atoms from which an electron is removed (or several) are called ions, or positive ions. The more electrons that are removed from those atoms, the more positive the object becomes.

Answer 5

A object becomes positively charged when it loses one or more electrons. The electrons are negatively charged. Atoms or molecules that become charged are ions.

Answer 6

To become negatively charged, an object must gain electrons from another object

Answer 7

An object absorbs one or more electrons to get negatively charged objects.

Answer 8

They become negatively charged when a electron gain electrons and they become positively charged when lose electrons.

Answer 9

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