What does an electrical charge cause?

Answer 1

AnswerElectric charge (or electrical charge) is nothing but property possessed by various particles including the protons and electrons in atoms. Protons always have a positive charge and electrons a negative charge. There are also other particles such as positrons which have a positive charge and anti-protons which have a negative charge. Many of these (protons and anti-protons) are also made up of quarks which have a charge of 1/3. An accumulation of particles with the same charge generates a larger and larger electrostatic field the more and more that accumulate.

The magnitude of charge for a proton is +1.602 x 10 -19 Coulombs while that of an electron is -1.602 x 10 -19

Answer 2

electrical charges are the things that power youre items e.g.psp tv,xbox360,ps3etc. they are put in a cerquit and then pushed around by the battery or cell. the battery gives the cells energy so they can suply thaat energy to the motor or LCD.

Answer 3

The term electricity is a general one, and it can be applied to any moving charges. But in the world of today, we generally think of electricity as the movement of electrons, those little particles that carry the negative electrostatic force. We usually think of electricity as a flow or movement of electrons, or of negative charges. The term "electron flow" is sometimes used to talk about the movement of charges in an electronic circuit.

Answer 4

An electric charge is a bunch of little particles that carries units

Answer 5

A negative electrical charge occurs when you have more electrons than protons (electrons are negatively charged, and if you have more -'s than +'s the overall charge will be negative).

Answer 6

Electric charge is the properties of a substance due to which it can exerts force of attraction or repulsion on another substance.

Answer 7

An electrical charge can cause attraction or repulsion between objects with opposite or like charges, respectively. It can also cause the flow of electric current through a conductor.