Why are you watching it? When you just drink and know things

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Yes

@@koustavsuny TF u mean

@@koustavsuny tf? Bangladeshi i see lol

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Does water boiled in the microwave taste different from water boiled in a kettle?

I am impatient ;)

***** no, but if the water gets superheated and you accidentally boil the teabag, that does mess up the flavour. Also a kettle is more efficient ;-)

usa and kettles. hmmm

+James Grimwood Hmmm... I may be missing some important information but couldn't you just add the teabag afterwards?

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Oooooooooooooohh, now i understand. I was sure i watched this video before.

Thank you for all of your videos afroman, Ive been doing projects for 12 years as a side hobby and Ive been able to buff up my knowledge on how some of my projects work and have given me more ideas thanks to your videos!

Haha, "potentially" misleading, get it? Ok, I'll stop.

No, sorry to say you don't have it. It has nothing to do with the speed. The speed will always be the speed of light in the medium being considered. With water as an analogy, voltage is related to the "pressure" and amps is related to the "flow".

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Hey man, that's no problem. It's not your fault the physics department created madness by using positive charges instead of electron flow to make engineering life that much more confusing.

@@latzobear Bruh

Mine do, what kind of school do you go to?

lol I felt my brain do a double-take

I actually laughed out loud.. Something I only reserve for texting..

It's in fact very much like gravity, it's basically the same formula for the electric and gravitational force, but with charges instead of masses.

Soren Solveig holy shit you’re a nerd! I only wish I was half the nerd you are!

IGNITE you just want us to think you’re a nerd too.

@@mrmalone28 I'm afraid so...nerds rule! I also hold BSEE and MSEE degrees (so I guess I learned something in school). What would this world be without nerds? Cheers!

why im so dumb

A long-winded and unnecessary explanation for people who don't understand what voltage is! When explaining to beginners, keep it simple and don't try to impress with your superior knowledge, otherwise the audience will just switch off.

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@@railyatra8879 ba dum tiss

People who make jokes like this are re-volt-ing.

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suhan ul anam BlueSkyGaming 1st channel I’m sorry brother, I guess I’ll just go ohm. No point in resisting any longer, the current vibe here has gotten quite draining and I’ve run out of energy for these sorts of things. Just doesn’t have that spark anymore, ya’know?

Glad you enjoyed it!

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Good question....can't anybody answer it?

Same qustion

So the way you should think about potential difference is that if you take a particle of a certain charge and move it from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of a 9V battery, it will experience a _change_ in energy of 9 times the charge. So yes, this does mean that if you move an electron (which has a negative charge), it will experience a _negative_ change and *lose* energy whereas if you move a proton from the + to - terminal, it will *gain* energy. Also, no, the different sides of the battery do not need to be specific charges. In fact, you could very well have a 9V potential difference in a system that is negatively charged on *both* sides; just make one side _more_ negative than the other and electrons will still want to flow away from that side. More to the point though, you don't even need a specific difference in charge between sides to get 9 volts _specifically_. The difference in energy is as much a function of charge as it is the distribution of that charge. Finally, yes, you are exactly right to say that current flows from the side with higher energy to lower energy, however, no, the positive end doesn't force electrons out from it. Instead, remember that current flowing in say... the "left" direction could _either_ be something positive (like protons) moving _left_ *or* something negative (such as electrons) moving _right_. So the current going from the + terminal to the - one is _actually_ negatively charged electrons going from the - terminal to the + one. And if you think about it, this actually does fit with our definition of potential difference; since an electron's charge is negative, it gains energy in the opposite direction to the difference. Hopefully this helps

they;re charges.

Ikr

You're wrong xD

If 9V means that 9 joules of energy is transferred by every coulomb of charge, then if all of this energy carried by the electrical current is transferred into light/thermal energy in the lamp, then how does the electrons have any energy or "pushing force" left to return to the opposite side of the cell? Any help is appreciated!

@@Random-nq4xj it will really take a lot of joules for me to explain it by text.

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+Rob Fraser That's R2D2. I'm talking about the serial data RS232

I think that the the flashlight part was merely demonstrate what a joule of energy "looks like." It's similar to showing someone a banana, for scale, next to a really small or large object

Exactly. Thank you Denzal.

Macovei Vlad Banana analogies are always great.

No, there is only one convention for the electrical current direction, that is form + to -. Electrons moving form - to + is not a convention it's a fact and it is irrelevant for the topic.

Coulumb is the charge itself let's say electron."How many electron you have ?" and you should answer that with 1 Coulumb. Joule is energy unit. How much energy is needed to move 100 Coulumb of electrons ?. let's say 10000 Joule / 100 Cooulumb. so, for each electron you need 10000/100 = 100 Joule/Coulumb = 100 Volt. So, it is how much energy you need to move 1 coulumb of electrons

Use your imagination, and relate to what is being said into an object-oriented method or ways. In other words, in stead of hanging onto the new terms you just heard on this video, put that new terms or words you heard on this video, into different simple terms you already familiar with, at 0.28 narrator on the video says, voltage can be understood as a pushing force or some kind of pressure generated by chemical reaction, just think of it as such, in your mind. Just an FYI... Electricity is fascinating, it is truly glorifying the Creator of universe (God), by understanding all that HE has created, this is me as a musllim.

You know you can adjust the playback speed, right?

The electron doesn't need to know. It just moves along the electric field that is created when voltage is present. Its like when you fall off a cliff, regardless of you knowing or not knowing the height of the cliff or the fact that you have fallen at all(you might even be unconscious), you will still fall due to gravity(analogy to voltage).

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