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Can you charge an object by ripping two object apart? Pls answer quickly
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Can you charge an object by ripping two object apart? Pls answer quickly

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When two objects having different electron affinity are rubbed together, the one with greater electron attraction rips off the electrons from other object. in this way charge is transferred from one to another
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