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1. Electric Charge
   ... atoms. Electric force can cause matter to attract or repel because there are two kinds of charge positive and negative charge. The ...
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2. Static Electricity
   ... The object that gains electrons has an overall negative charge, and the object that loses electrons has an overall positive charge, because it has more ...
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3. Atoms
   ... It has a negative charge of 1. Electrons are held in place because they are magnetic attracted to the oppositely charged protons but are repelled because when ...
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4. Adenosine Triphosphate Chem
   ... Under acidic conditions more protons are available which reduces the negative charge of the ATP, lowering the amount of energy produced. ...
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5. Aristotle
   ... These properties are anionic which means a negative charge, nonionic which means no charge, cationic which means having a positive charge, and amphoteric which ...
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6. Sub Atomic Particles
   ... Each of these types has a negative charge and a distinct mass. Electrons, the lightest leptons, have a mass only 0.0005 that of a proton. ...
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7. Earthamp39s Magnetism
   ... More proof of this theory is the fact that the surface of the earth has a negative charge. Although the conductivity of the air ...
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8. Batteries and Their Importance
   ... Primary cells maintain a positive charge on the positive terminal and a negative charge on the negative terminal, month after month. ...
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9. capacitors
   ... As one plate gets charged with a direct current such as a positive charge, the other plate will be charged with the opposite sign such as a negative charge. ...
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10. Lightning
    ... Since negative and positive charges attract, the negative charge moves towards the ground just as the positive charge from the ground moves up to meet it. ...
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11. Biology Book Report
    ... The results are everchanging ampquothot spotsampquot of positive and negative charge that enable all atoms and molecules to stick to one another. ...
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12. Solar cells
    ... and neutrons. each electron carries one negative charge and each proton one positive charge. Neutrons carry no charge. Every atom ...
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13. Covalent Bonds
    ... that ionic bonding takes place between a metal and a non metal where the metal has the positive charge and the nonmetal has the negative charge, thus causing ...
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14. Solar Energy
    ... and neutrons. Each electron carries one negative charge and each proton one positive charge. Neutrons carry no charge. Every atom ...
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15. Dna gel electrophorosis
    ... DNA has a negative charge so when an electrical charge is applied it makes DNA move to the positive side. DNA is placed in agarose gel. ...
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16. The Energies of Karma
    ... destiny will be positive. If the actions, thoughts or intentions have a predominantly negative charge, the destiny will be negative. ...
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17. Hemoglobin
    ... Polar molecules are attracted to water because water is also polar polar molecules have charges, and the negative charge of one attracts the positive charge ...
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18. chemistry
    ... In water, the O atom attracts electrons more strongly than the H atom This unequal distribution of the electrons pairamp39s negative charge creates partially ...
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19. The Influence Writings of Benjamin Franklin
    ... For example, Franklin invented a number of electrical terms, such as ampquotpositive chargeamp39 and ampquotnegative charge,ampquot which are still used today. ...
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20. Microwaves
    ... Water is what chemists call a polar molecule. It has a slightly positive charge at one end and a slightly negative charge at the opposite end. ...
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21. Fuel Cells Flywhheels and Hybrids
    ... electrons. This results in a negative charge on the membraneamp39s hydrogen side and a positive charge on the oxygen side. Stacking ...
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22. DNA Fingerprinting1
    ... The wells in the Agarose are inserted on the negative side because DNA has a negative charge. Molecules of DNA then travel in lanes toward the positive side. ...
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23. microwaves
    ... Water is what chemists call a polar molecule. It has a slightly positive charge at one end and a slightly negative charge at the opposite end. ...
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24. DNA Fingerprinting
    ... The wells in the Agarose are inserted on the negative side because DNA has a negative charge. Molecules of DNA then travel in lanes toward the positive side. ...
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25. Resistance of a Wire
    ... conduct electricity because the atoms in them do not hold on to their electrons very well, and so creating free electrons, carrying a negative charge to jump ...
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26. Lightning
    ... A large positive charge is usually concentrated in the frozen upper layers of the cloud and a large negative charge with a smaller positive are is found in the ...
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27. the ocean and its priperties
    ... The polar nature results in the hydrogen end which has a positive charge attracting the oxygen end with a negative charge of other nearby water molecules. ...
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28. the world of us
    ... This results in a negative charge on the membraneamp39s hydrogen side and a positive charge on the oxygen side. Stacking fuel cells in series produces enough pow ...
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29. Unimolecular Solvolysis
    ... attract. A nucleophile is a species that is attracted to positive charges, and oftentimes it may even have a full negative charge. The ...
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30. Ernest Rutherford: Life of
    ... These particles had either a positive or negative charge, and were therefore attracted to each other in the same fashion as the north and south poles of a ...
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