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Chemistry, 22.01.2021 07:00 ericsmith19

How could you show that a charged object could repel or attract another object without touching it? and if you can do question 2 it would be really good <3
An object becomes electrically charged when negative charges move into it from a second object. does the second object also become electrically charged? Explain your answer.

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