Electrostatic force

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Electrostatic force

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How do I find out if my element has or does not have electrostatic force? I have researched and cannot find out if Lithium does or does not.
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Re: Electrostatic force

Post by audreyln »

Hello,

I'm not sure if I understand your question correctly. Is this related to a science fair project? If so, can you tell us a bit more about it?

The Ask An Expert forum is for help with science fair projects but not for help with homework problems.

Thanks,

Audrey
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Re: Electrostatic force

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Hi Andynjoy,

Charged particles will have electrostatic forces. All elements can be charged. Like audreyln said, could you tell us more about your project?

Hope this helps,

IlI
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