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Question 29
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A sprayer produces positively charged insecticide droplets near an initially neutral conducting model leaf. The leaf is insulated from Earth. The droplets do not touch it.

Which explains the initial attraction?

[1]
A

Electrons in the leaf move away from the droplets; attraction to the farther negative region is greater.

B

Protons in the leaf move towards the droplets; attraction to the nearer positive region is greater.

C

Protons in the leaf move away from the droplets; attraction to the farther positive region is greater.

D

Electrons in the leaf move towards the droplets; attraction to the nearer negative region is greater.

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11.2 Uses, dangers and electric fields Questions

  1. GCSE
  2. /Physics
  3. /11.2 Uses, dangers and electric fields

80 exam-style questions on Edexcel GCSE Physics 11.2 Uses, dangers and electric fields, covering 11.2.1 Uses of electrostatic charge, 11.2.2 Dangers of sparking, 11.2.3 Electric fields, and 11.2.4 Electric fields and static electricity. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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