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the electrons in the wire begin to flow
No. To get induced charge separation you must have electrons in outer bands that can easily be moved by an electric field. Conductors have these electrons available but insulators do not.
When it's ions have more elecrons than protons
Cotton is not particularly good as a thermal insulation. It achieves its results by trapping air within its bulk, and air is close to the best insulator. Wet cotton is an EXTREMELY poor insulator, and in the outdoors world it is known as 'the death cloth' because of its performance on those suffering hypothermia. Even slightly damp cotton loses a lot of its thermal performance because it wicks the water easily.
Force is the cause of movement. Electrons can be moved by gravitational force F= GmM/r^2 and electric force produced by the Electromagnetic fields, F=eE and F= evB= e(-v.B + vxB).
Archimedes
Ernest Rutherford
Archimedes of Syracuse.
Metal atoms have a few lightly-bound electrons in their outer shells, and these electrons can be easily moved by a modest electrical potential. This makes them good conductors.
Electromagnetism was discovered by Hans Christian Orsted, a danish scientist in 1820. Whilst preparing for a lecture, he noticed that a compass needle could be moved by the electric current in a battery. Hope that helps!! x
Ernest Rutherford was the first person to transmute an element. He also produced the model of an atom in which a tiny nucleus was surrounded by a vast space in which the electrons moved.
what moved him to become a scientist was that when he was little he would always be in the garage tinkering with his dads tools. what moved him to become a scientist was that when he was little he would always be in the garage tinkering with his dads tools.
Aristotle
John Dalton
Albert Einstine
Electricity
The electrons on the outer shell