What objects are positively charged?

Answer 1

positrons (the anti-particle of electrons); protons; metal ions in a solution (for example, Na+); the dopant ions (for example, B+) in a semiconductor junction. Please note that a system with only one type of isolated charges, positive or negative, is highly unstable. Unless the net charge in the system is zero, the system will be very unhappy. For example, in an atom, protons are chemically stable because of surrounding electrons. In an aqueous solution, metal ions co-exist with an equal number of negative ions.

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Answer 2

Objects that are positively charged include protons, the nucleus of atoms, and materials that have lost electrons through processes such as friction or contact with negatively charged objects. These objects have an excess of protons compared to electrons, resulting in a positive overall charge.

Answer 3

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