As water drop is suspended motionless in air, electric force on it must be in upward direction.
Force in positive charge is in the direction of electric field and that on negative charge is in direction, opposite to that of electric field.
Electric field and electric force on water drop is upward so excess charge on water drop is positive.
electric force (Eq) = weight of drop (mg)
q = mg/E
Number of excess protons(n)= q/ charge of proton (e)
n = mg / Ee = 3.84×10^-9 × 9.81/8560 × 1.6 ×10^-19
= 2.7 ×10^7
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