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The steam of water bends towards the rod due to the electrostatic attraction between the charged rod and the polar water molecules. When the rod is charged (positively or negatively), it induces a polarization in the nearby water molecules, causing them to align with the electric field created by the rod. This results in the steam being attracted towards the rod, causing the bending effect.
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What would you observe if you placed one end of a steel rod in a bucket of ice water?
The end of the steel rod placed in the ice water would become cold due to heat transfer from the rod to the cold water. You may also observe condensation forming on the rod as the surrounding air cools.
Why are polar liquids always attracted towards the charged rod and not repelled?
Polar liquids are attracted to a charged rod because the rod's electric field induces a temporary separation of charges in the liquid, creating an attractive force. This attraction overcomes any repulsion that might occur due to like charges on the rod and liquid.
What happens to the electrons in a neutral object if approached by a positively charged rod?
The electrons in the neutral object will be attracted to the positively charged rod. Some of the electrons may move towards the rod, causing the neutral object to become slightly positively charged in the region closer to the rod.
Why rubber rod will attract small pellets of styrofoam?
A rubber rod can attract small pellets of styrofoam due to the process of static electricity. When the rubber rod is rubbed with a cloth or another material, it becomes negatively charged by gaining electrons. The styrofoam pellets, being neutral, can become polarized in the presence of the charged rubber rod, resulting in a temporary positive charge on the side closest to the rod. This attraction between the oppositely charged areas causes the styrofoam pellets to be drawn towards the rubber rod.
What is the kingdom of rod shaped bacteria?
The kingdom of rod-shaped bacteria is called "Bacteria" or "Eubacteria." These bacteria are prokaryotic organisms that have a rod-like shape and can be found in various environments, including soil, water, and inside the bodies of animals.
How do steam locomotives work?
u know that big tank in front?well water i is turned to steam in the boiler then pushed into the big tank and pushes that giant steel/iron rod out the the steam leaves sucking the rod in and steam is again pushed in and so on,moving the wheels forward or backward.
How could you use a piece of silk and a glass rod to attract a stream of tap water?
cool beans
Where do you get the good rod in emerald?
When you surf across from Mauville towards Fortree, there is a fisherman facing the water. He has it.
What happens when you rub an acetate strip with tissue paper and then hold the strip near running water?
Rubbing an acetate strip with tissue paper transfers electrons, giving the strip a negative charge. When you hold the strip near running water, the positive ions in the water are attracted to the negatively charged strip, causing the water stream to bend towards the strip due to the electrostatic force between the charged objects.
How could you use a piece of silk and glass rod to attract a stream of tap water?
By rubbing the silk against the glass rod, a static charge is created on both objects. By bringing the charged glass rod near the stream of tap water, the water molecules become polarized and are attracted to the charged rod, causing the stream of water to bend towards the rod. This occurs due to the attractive force between the charged rod and the polarized water molecules.
What metal rod connects to the piston of a steam engine?
piston
What is the fulcrum of an oar?
It is in the front of the rod. So when you catch a fish the rod bends and it creates the fulcrum.
What are the steps to a nuclear power plant?
Usually there is a uranium rod encased in a large compartment which is filled with water, we then cause a nuclear reaction causing the rod to get very hot which also heats up the water making steam, which turns something much like a fan which then spins a turbine and electricity is made. And the pressurizer pressurizes the steam to turn the turbine
Why does ebonite rod rubbed with fur cause a stream of water to bend?
When an ebonite rod is rubbed with fur, it becomes negatively charged due to the transfer of electrons from the fur to the ebonite. This negative charge creates an electric field around the rod. When a stream of water, which is polar, comes near the charged rod, the positive ends of the water molecules are attracted to the negatively charged rod, causing the stream to bend towards the rod. This phenomenon demonstrates the interaction between electric charges and polar molecules.
Why does a neutral pith ball move towards a charged rod?
A neutral pith ball will move towards a charged rod because the rod induces a temporary separation of charges in the ball, causing attraction between the positive charges induced in the side closer to the rod and the negative charges induced in the side farther from the rod. This results in an overall net attraction towards the charged rod.
Were do you find a normal rod in the game Pokemon pearl?
You can find the Old Rod, or as you called it the Normal Rod, towards the left of Jubilife City.
What happens if a positive rod is brought near to neutral rod?
When a positively charged rod is brought near a neutral rod, the positive charge of the rod induces a separation of charges within the neutral rod. Electrons in the neutral rod are attracted towards the positive rod, causing the side of the neutral rod closest to the positive rod to become negatively charged, while the far side becomes positively charged. This creates an electrostatic attraction between the positive rod and the neutral rod, causing the neutral rod to be drawn towards the positively charged rod.
