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What causes the shock you receive from when you touch a doorknob? Neutrons being pulled from one surface to another Protons being pulled from one surface to another Electrons being pulled from one surface
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What causes the shock you receive from when you touch a doorknob?

Neutrons being pulled from one
surface to another

Protons being pulled from one surface to another

Electrons being pulled from one surface to another

Positrons being pulled from one surface to another

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Answer:

Electrons being pulled from one surface to another

Step-by-step explanation:

The movement of electrons creates electrical charge.

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