Basic Concept of Potential Difference or Voltage With Practical | TheElectricalGuy

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I think my potential is building up..thank u jay

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[@aqx1729]

Its look so easy with water and bottles and car because we are the one that doing work or putting forve on car to charge But still can't understand how the potential comes in case of Electricity Who is the one that put force to generate voltage Elaborate please in new video Better in hindi

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If time permits

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Sir my doubts are cleared.when I see your explanation about this topic concept of voltage,potential energy and more.thankyou sir. Better explanation

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Thank you Sir.

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Mesmerising elucidation

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Excellent explanation.

[@opiestachio]

Sir .. Does that mean e.m.f if we apply in the water experiment... Its just we keep pouring the water in bottle A?

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[@donberg01]

Question: I am familiar with EMF in motors, are you saying that the magnetic field in the windings are similar to the electrolyte in a battery in that it MAINTAINS the potential difference???

[@mayurbhoraniya5432]

@02:11 --> "To charge electrons, we have to do some work". but, electrons already have charge(-1.6 x 10^-19 Coulomb). isn't it the case that, we are doing work to get electrons out of their valance shell. this implies, "when doing 1J of work, if we are manage to free 6.25x10^18 electron(1C) from valance shell, we say electric potential to be equivalent to 1 volt" please correct my understanding.

[@mayurbhoraniya5432]

sorry. but many doubts. if we are agree on above understanding, how can we define potential difference. if not and going with your explanation "@07:27 And we can say potential difference between .....", ---> 1v is energy required to move 1C of charge from one point to another than are we also considering part of work done to release electron from valance shell? sorry for another very basic, may be dumb, question: when electron moves through LOAD, say bulb, does it loose its charge that is 1.6x10^-19C. XD

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[@pramodgangula9849]

when movement electrons from copper to zinc is done, then there are having equal potential difference is equal. Now how will it again do the process of transferring?

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[@d4wn5tar]

is the electrons from copper trasferred to zinc and not the other way around coz copper has low reactivity than zinc?

[@jaythakkar4298]

Just imagine same two bottles with same water in gravity free space , if I connect the pipe from the central line of both the bottles , what will happen ? The water will not flow . That's an analogy to show that things moves from higher potential to lower potential . But if there's a difference in potential , then it should flow in space , but it doesn't . In one more way I want to question that in electric circuit , basically we see that we provide energy to electrons / negative charges so they move across the circuit , but we say that they move because of difference in potential , but whats the role of potential here if we have provided them some energy and a straight path to move in , their normal tendency is to move only rather it be a difference in something or not , so at fundamental level what is the potential here ? , Is it amount of charges , or anything else

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Sir what is gnd?

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Continue sir please

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How to maintain continue s flow of electron in ac current ,there is no battery , continuous flow of electron will be affect the size of metal

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Can we use it for 12th class

[@GauravJ]

Yes of course. Explanation remains same !!

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[@aparichit9728]

7:14 If resistence is 0 then voltage will also be 0 but there is a current V=ir 0=2×0

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How can we charge an electron?it already has a charge

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Why are electrons moved from copper rod

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???

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why create new concept of electrical potential ?

[@kamal3702]

is there a difference between voltage and potential diference

[@jonathanlynch8372]

It's the same thing.