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When you brush a cat and scrape electrons from its fur the charge of the cat's fur becomes?
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A cat becomes negatively charged when it's brushed. How does the electric charge on the brush compare to the charge on the cat?
An object becomes negatively charged when electrons are transferred to it from another object it comes in contact with that has a higher negative charge. Therefore, the brush must have more a electrons than the cat and a higher negative charge.
What happens to the electrons on the hair when you brush your hair?
The charge is positive
When you brush your hair what of each atom will move out of your hair?
Nothing from each atom will move out. However, repetitious movement can cause static charge to build up in either the comb or the hair. This charge is caused by some of the electrons transfering.
What is the synonyms for brush?
the synonym for brush is scrub i think Also: broom, sweeper, besom, clean, wash, polish, buf, sweep, kiss, stroke, glance, flick, scrape
Why does your hair stick up after you brush it?
this is because of induction of charge .
How do you clean horse brushes?
you can get a brush called a metal curry comb which you run the brush down and it picks up any dirt fur or grime on the brush!!
How do you prep the grill cooking grate before using?
Wash your hands, and use a steel brush to scrape all the old grill bits off.
How do you get a brush untangles out of your hair?
apply hair oil and comb it till it becomes smooth
What is a chimney brush used for?
It is used to scrape built up soot and carbon from the inside of a chimney or flue so that smoke from the fire in the fireplace can easily escape the home.
What is supragingival calculus?
That describes the crusty deposition on your teeth above the gum line. Your dentist uses the pick to scrape it off if you don't brush and floss like you should.
What is a synonym for graze?
Meaning 1: feed, crop, browse, pasture Meaning 2: scratch, skin, scrape, chafe, abrade, touch, brush, rub, shave, skim
Does a horse chew wood when it bored?
No, it chews the wood to brush its teeth, as such. The splinters of wood almost act as the head of your toothbrush. When it bites down, the splinters scrape its teeth, cleaning them.
