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ÌÇÐÄVlog

Last updated

1 November 2026

zip, 4.65 MB
zip, 4.65 MB

Why does a rubbed ruler lift paper that has never touched the cloth? Explain charging by electron transfer and distinguish attraction from evidence of opposite charges.

Pupils try “ÌÇÐÄVlogt how charging changes attractionâ€�. Includes the editable PowerPoint, a 50-minute lesson plan and a printable pupil sheet with equipment, instructions, example evidence and worked teacher answers.

KS3 physics for ages 11–14. Part of the electric charge and circuits sequence.

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