Grounding a negatively charged electroscope, Physics

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Grounding a Negatively Charged Electroscope

While the negatively charged electroscope is touched and its charge becomes grounded or neutralized this is depicted within the animation below. The grounding procedure includes a transfer of electrons among the charged electroscope and the conducting object to that it is touched. While a negatively charged electroscope is touched electrons leave the electroscope to the ground. Since electrons repel another electron, their tendency is to spread out as far as possible by any conductor.

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