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Question 34
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A student holds a metal rod in their bare hand and rubs it with a dry cloth. The metal rod does not become charged. What is the best explanation?

[1]
A

Metals have no electrons that can be rubbed off by a cloth

B

The cloth gains electrons from the rod and then loses them

C

Metal rods are too smooth for any rubbing to take place

D

Charge flows through the student to earth, so none is left

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