Question #149974

If you pass a comb through your hair and it acquires a charge of -0.1 μC, how many excess electrons does it carry? What conclusions can you reach by applying the law of conservation of charge to this situation?


Expert's answer

How many excess electrons carries:


n=qe=0.11091.6021019=624150974.n=\frac qe=\frac{0.1\cdot10^{-9}}{1.602\cdot10^{-19}}=624150974.

We conclude that all acquired charges are made of electrons.


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