PhysSci(H) - Charge & Coulomb's Law

Charge is a fundamental property of matter... all atoms have charged particles. Which parts of an atom are charged (positive or negative)?

Charge is a fundamental property of matter that is inherent to certain atomic particles. Which particle in the atom has a positive charge?

Charge is a fundamental property of matter, ultimately due to the charge of certain particles in an atom. Something as simple as rubbing two objects together can move some particles from one substance to the other. Which part of the atom is moved from one substance to another when the substance is rubbed?

Coulombs Law describes the math relationship between charges and the force between those charges (either attracting or repelling). Which changes would make the force between two charges STRONGER?

Coulombs Law describes the math relationship between charges and the force between those charges (either attracting or repelling). Which changes would make the force between two charges STRONGER?

Coulombs Law describes the math relationship between charges and the force between those charges (either attracting or repelling). Which option would result in attraction.

Charge is a fundamental property of matter... all atoms have charged particles. Which option shows the correct list of particles and their charges?

Atoms can have a "net charge" of zero even though it has charged bits within it. This is possible when...

What is the net charge of an atom that has...

3 protons

4 neutrons

2 electrons

What is the net charge of an atom that has...

13 protons

14 neutrons

10 electrons

What is the net charge of an atom that has...

53 protons

74 neutrons

54 electrons