electricity

Electric charges decrease Earth's gravity around objects

Electric charges produce a force between the two objects

Electric charges change the density of objects

The electric force of the balloon pushes the negative part of the water molecules away, and the positive side is attracted to the balloon.

The electric force of the balloon pushes the positive part of the water molecules away, and the negative parts of the molecule are attracted to the balloon.

The electric force of the balloon causes positive charges in the water molecules to move to the balloon, leaving the water with a negative charge.

The electric force of the balloon causes negative charges in the water molecules to move to the balloon, leaving the water with a positive charge.

The person is squeezing charges out of the balloon.

The person is holding the balloon in positively charged air

The person is moving to a charged location in the room.

The person is creating friction by moving the balloon back and forth.

The total charge on the balloon has the opposite sign of the total charge on the hair.

The balloon and the hair have the same number of negative charges

The balloon and the hair have the same number of positive charges.

The total number of positive and negative charges on the balloon and on the hair decreases.

The wall transferred electric charges to the balloon

The balloon transferred electric charges to the wall.

Positive charges in the wall moved to align with the balloon’s negative charges.

The wall gained positive charges to balance the balloon’s extra negative charges.

Positive charges are created in the ground.

Negative charges move from the ground to the cloud.

Positive charges move from the clouds to the ground

Negative charges move away from the top of the ground