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Why does friction cause transfer of charges
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Why does friction cause transfer of charges

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think about how friction functions when a car is trying to make a turn if the car is moving sufficiently slowly, then static friction between the car tire and the road cause's acceleration hope this helps 
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During a charging by the friction process, the material that becomes negatively charged does so because it simply likes electrons more than the material with which it is rubbed.
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