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How Lightning and Static Electricity are Related

How Lightning and Static Electricity are Related. By Drew Collins. Lightning. Lightning is a form of static electricity Lightning can be as hot as 30,000° C A path from the cloud is made by electrons and a path is made from the ground by protons. When they meet ZAP!!!. STATIC ELECTRICITY.

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How Lightning and Static Electricity are Related

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  1. How Lightning and Static Electricity are Related By Drew Collins

  2. Lightning • Lightning is a form of static electricity • Lightning can be as hot as 30,000° C • A path from the cloud is made by electrons and a path is made from the ground by protons. When they meet ZAP!!!

  3. STATIC ELECTRICITY • There are electrons (negatively charged particles) and protons (positively charged particles). • When an object rubs against another object the electrons move between them. • Electrons move from negatively charged objects to positively charged ones.

  4. The Relation Between Lightning and Static Electricity • Lightning is just a bigger form of static electricity. • Particles in the cloud rub together to produce static electricity. • Lightning occurs when electrons are attracted to protons on the ground or in other clouds. Static Electricity Lightning

  5. Bibliography • Weather Eye - http://weathereye.kgan.com • eNotes - http://www.enotes.com

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