✔ 最佳答案
The two cases are discussed below:
For paper, when placed near charges (electric field), as paper is insulator, the electric field causes the positive charges of paper to one side of the paper (the opposite side of the paper), and the negative charges moving to the other side. Hence, after the paper is placed near charged metal, it is still neutral. However, the distribution of the charges are uneven. Since like charges repel and opposite charges attract, and since opposite charges are closer to the charged metal, the attraction force is stronger than the repulsive force, causing the paper to stick to the charged metal.
However, as for the aluminium foil, when placed near the charged metal, the charges move to either side of the metal. Yet instantly, the charges redistribute so the the distribution of charges become even. Hence, the charges are evenly distributed and no attraction between the foil and charged metal.