Electroscope

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Electroscope: Overview

This topic discusses the structure and function of an electroscope. It is an early scientific instrument used to detect the presence of electric charge on a body.

Important Questions on Electroscope

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The leaves of the electroscope will remain up if the material being tested is an insulator.

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How can you identify an insulator and conductor by using an electroscope?

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How many types of electroscope are there?

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What are pith balls made from?

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How does the pith ball experiment work?

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What is pith ball electroscope?

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How does the pith ball experiment work?

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The gold leaves of an uncharged electroscope _____ each other, if a charged body is brought in contact with it.

(Choose from the following: repel/attract)

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An electroscope works on the principle of repulsion of _____ charges.

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In a gold-leaf electroscope, a disc is connected to a narrow _____ plate and a thin piece of gold leaf is fixed to the plate.

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The gold leaves of an uncharged electroscope _____ each other, if a charged body is brought in contact with it.

(Choose from the following: repel/attract)

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An electroscope can be used to _____.

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What is electroscope? How does it work?

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What is electroscope? How does it work?

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A positively charged rod is brought near a negatively charged electroscope. The leaves of the electroscope will 
 

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When a charged body is kept in contact with the disc of an uncharged gold-leaf electroscope, the leaves will _____ (diverge/ move closer).