If you move a negatively charged rod close to a neutral item, like a doorknob the electrons on the doorknob will

A. move toward the rod

B. move away from the rod

C. stay where they are

D. dissolve

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Oliver

2 November, 04:07

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Gonzales · Answer 1

A.) They would move toward the rod

Gretchen Guerrero · Answer 2

If the rod is charged negatively, that means it has too "many" electrons. So I would think, that the electrons would try to move away from the rod.

If you move a negatively charged rod close to a neutral item, like a doorknob the electrons on the doorknob willA. move toward the rodB. move away from the rodC. stay where they areD. dissolve