Another quick science question! Please help!

[Death]

If you touch a positively charged object to a neutral object, does the neutral object stay neutral or what? What is the charge of the object after making contact with the positive object?

 

[digitalmaster287]

The positive object attracts the electrons in the neutral object to the closest point between them and the neutral object becomes negatively charged at one end and positively charged at the other end.

 

[commonyoshi]

The two objects should have the same exact charge now.

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[The Mad Hatter]

Are you using us for science homework? I usually charge $15 an hour for Bio chemistry. Ill cut you a deal since this is 7th grade science.

 

[notftomearth7]

Um...I think the object stays neutral. Unlike Seed of Sorrow, your answer doesn't come with a quote from Beavis and Butthead

 

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