Explain electricity and static electricity, Physics

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Explain Electricity and static electricity

Electricity - study of stationary (static) or moving charges

Static Electricitiy (Electrostatics) - electric charges at rest

Two types of charges:  (i) negative (electrons, negative ions);

(ii) positive (protons, positive ions)

 


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