Your creation of friction with the floor will allow you to "collect" electrons. You'll become negatively charged, and this static charge can discharge to a door knob. Most of us are familiar with the phenomenon. The results can be shocking.
you are positively charged and the comb is negatively charged since the electrons went from your hair to the comb and more electrons make an object more negative
If the comb becomes positively charged your hair will become negatively charged. Charge is conserved.
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Use a Magic Eraser cleaning pad. That's the name of it: Magic Eraser It works especially well on white shoes.
At any hard ware store or even Walmart you can buy a product called "Goo-B-Gone" works on every thing...from gum to shoe scuff marks to paint on a hardwood floors.
Hi,you can check your `sterling silver` jewellery from China with these easy tricks:You may test it with nitric acid. In an inconspicuous place on the item, lightly scratch or scuff a small spot and apply a tiny drop of nitric acid to the spot. Silver plated brass, nickel silver or low quality silver alloys will turn green when a drop of nitric acid is applied because of the high copper content. Sterling will turn a creamy color. If it turns black, it is coin silver. When testing items you suspect may be silver plated, use a small file to cut through any plating or lacquer in a discreet area on the item. If you see a gold color, you can assume it is brass that has been silver plated.Another test is to use a magnet. Sterling silver will not stick to a magnet, but just because the piece does not stick does not mean that it is sterling silver. Therefore, use this only as a secondary test.
Charge is never created or destroyed. What we call "charging" an object, or discharging it, or collecting charge, is really just moving around some charge that was there all the time. Any material normally has equal amounts of positive and negative charges in the atoms that comprise it. In some materials, the electrons are rather loosely bound to their atoms, and some of them can be "stripped off" and moved to somewhere else. (That's what you do when you rub a balloon against a wool sweater, or scuff your shoes across the carpet.) Electrons carry negative electric charge. When electrons are moved to another place, then one place has more electrons than it should and appears negatively charged, and the other place has fewer than it should and appears positively charged.
I don't want to scuff up my new shoes.
Ledashdesh can be translated as "to scuff".
Scuff means to abrade or mar the suface of something, usually shoes
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Put Vaseline on the scuff. Rub the scuff vigorously with your thumb until the Vaseline is dry. If you keep rubbing, the scuff will disipate. I did this for 14 years while I was in the Air Force.
i think its called a scuff sheet or anti-scuff sheet. something like that anyway.
A Nintendo Wii with scuff marks on it could sell from $100-$250.
Electrons are found in electron clouds, which are ouside of the nucleus.
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This may sound strange, but rubbing the sole of your athletic shoe over the scuff mark may do the trick.