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When you rub a balloon on your hair, electrons are transferred onto the balloon. Using the terms “electrons” and “protons”, and “negative” and “positive”, explain why a rubbed balloon is attracted to and sticks to a wall even though you didn’t rub the balloon on the wall.

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Samcatviz
SORRY THE OTHER ANSWER WAS INCORRECT. HERE IS THE CORRECT ONE.

Electrons are negative charges, while protons are positive charges. Just like magnets, one side is negative and the other side is positive making it attract with each other. But the wall has neutral charges which is the NEUTRONS. The balloon still has charges when you rubbed it on your hair making it stick to the wall since it has neutrons. :) 
Lsgutierrez1971viz
the most simple answer is electrons because the balloon still has charges
when you rubbed it on your hair