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Static electricity

physical science Maturity 7-9

Tiny bits of power hide on things.

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You can make them move by rubbing. Rubbing hair can make it stand up. It can even make a small spark. This power can make clothes stick together. Have you ever felt a tiny zap?
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📚 Content adapted from Wikipedia | Readability: FK 13.9 | Vital Level 5