When polarizing an object, what happens to the charges in the object? A. They swirl about like bees in a hive. B. They separate, with positive charges on one side and negative charges on the other. C.

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When polarizing an object, what happens to the charges in the object?

A. They swirl about like bees in a hive.
B. They separate, with positive charges on one side and negative
charges on the other.
C. The protons drain off, leaving the object negatively charged.
D. They repel each other and spread out all around the outer surface.