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But while charged black holes are certainly theoretically possible, a negatively charged black hole will preferentially attract positively charged particles and repel negatively charged ones.

Positively charged ice crystals rise to the top of the thunderstorm, and negatively charged ice particles and hailstones drop to the lower parts of the storm. Enormous charge differences develop.

The positively charged particles still caused stress—and enhanced Shiga-like toxin production—in biofilm-bound E. coli. "Biofilms are a very robust bacterial structure and are hard to eradicate.