Engineer It Preventing charge from building up on objects is necessary on some job sites. The buildup of charge may be a safety hazard or could damage products. A company wants to design a device to minimize the buildup of charge on an object. Which of the following materials would be the best choice to make such a device out of?
A. aluminum, which transfers charge quickly
B. rubber, which barely transfers charge
C. a new plastic, which transfers charge at a moderate rate
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