Conductors	Silk	Fur	Cotton	Wool	Plastic	Polyester
Copper	Attract
Glass	Attract	Attract*	Repel	Attract	Attract	Attract^
Aluminum
Ebonite	Repel^	Repel	Repel	Repel	Attract*
Straw		Repel
Lucite	Repel*	Repel*	Repel*	Repel*	Repel^	Repel
Spoon		Repel^		Repel^	Attract*

If there’s nothing there it means It didn’t work.

* strong

^ weak

*Chart 1* After examining the data, we came to Realize that the metals were not as responsive as all of the other substances. (particularly aluminum as you can see in the chart above) For one reason or another, Lucite decided to repel all of the fabrics, however, glass attracted all of the fabrics except one.

Conductors	Silk	Fur	Cotton	Wool	Plastic	Polyester
Copper	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing
Glass	Nothing	Attract	Attract^	Attract	Attract^	Attract*
Aluminum	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing	Nothing
Ebonite	Attract	Attract	Attract	Attract	Attract^	Attract*
Straw	Attract*	Repel*/Attract	Attract^	Attract*/Repel	Attract	Nothing
Lucite	Attract^	Attract	Nothing	Repel*	Attract^	Attract^
Spoon	Attract^	Attract*/Repel	Nothing	Attract*	Attract^	Nothing

 

*strong

^weak

 

*Chart 2* after comparing the data to the first chart, we realized that the metals still did nothing. we realized straw can both attract and repel depending on what side you use. Other then those it was basically the same results as the other chart.