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Using Electroscopes to Detect and Investigate Charge
Use electroscopes to investigate charge transfer by induction, conduction, and polarization with different materials.
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Charge Transfer and Conservation
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Investigate conservation of charge through induction, conduction, and polarization using electroscopes and common materials.
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112.45(b)(6)(C)Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) · Science · 12th Gradeinvestigate and describe conservation of charge during the processes of induction, conduction, and polarization using different materials such as electroscopes, balloons, rods, fur, silk, and Van de Graaf generators;
Open Global Standard:OGS.12.PS3.1
OGS.12.PS3.1