Heating effect of current (Hindi)

We will explore what causes things to heat up when electricity runs through them. We will also learn how to calculate the amount of heat produced per second due to electricity.

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Sir, please tell me experiment to show joules law of heating

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I have a question Do electrons actually collide with atoms as atoms are just clouds of electrons So, when it collide, it will collide with other electrons Isn't it the situation when heat produced?? I 'm confused as if it collide with atom then resistivity of silver must be more as compare to copper as it has large atom and so the nucleus therefore collision must be more and as well as resistivity? Please answer! Confused🤔

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Silver has many free electrons so ..it's conductivity is more

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Atom is not just just a cloud of electrons, it has protons too which are positive charges so when they collide it produces heat

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No they collide and increases resistivity so the conductor heats i²rt

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Sir 10 Ampers current, and 100jouls joul half kiya to current pe kya effect hoga

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Sir I was trying to calculate heat dissipation of a lithium ion cell having capacity of 3.2Ah and open circuit voltage 3.7V and IR 35 mili Ohm. Heat dissipation - H = VxIxt = 3.7*3.2*1 = 11.84 W Heat dissipation - H = IxIxRxt = 3.2*3.2*(35/1000)*1 = 0.3584 W Mili ohm to Ohm conversion (35/1000)* Can you please suggest me why I am getting different values here. If we have 10 Cell in parallel and 12 in series then the difference will be more. Can you please help me in the same.

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Sir I have a doubt that is it is not necessary that all the electrical energy get converted into heat energy?

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Sir, one formula is showing that heat produced is directly proportional to resistance and one is showing that it is inversely proportional. Plz explain this

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I don't know if my answer is correct or not as I am also a 10th student..Here it goes: *Mathematically* As the formulas tell: P=I²R P=V²/R We can say : I²R=V²/R I²R²=V² (IR)²=V² This means it holds true for ohm's law too and also for V=IR(as shown in video) The simple explanation is: *Physics* Since P=VI This seems that power isn't dependent on R at all .. From ohms law we know- V=IR if temperature is constant .. R=V/I (where R is constant) using Ohm's law Then in V²/R, R is constant we say power is directly proportional to V², 1/R is proportionality constant..In I²R , R is constant , so power is directly proportional to I² and R is constant . Hope it helps..:)

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Good explanation. Why is resistance needed in a circuit? Or what is the function of the resistance... please tell?

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It is used to adjust (increase or decrease) the flow of electrons i.e current in an electric circuit.

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Aapke according atom colloid with electron, but according to chemistry electron to atom ke andr hote h

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SIR IF V IS CONSTT THAN P=V^2/R HOW WE CAN EXPLAIN AS POWER IS INVERSLY VARING WITH RESISTER FOR PARALLEL CIRCUIT?

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Sir, H=vit//H=i^2r//H=‌(v^2/r)t..... .........does the jules law depends on resistance? And if it is true then how resistance helps in power dissipation?

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Bro resistance are showing the how much work (Jules )

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why heat is directly proportional to resistance? how can heat be directly proportional to resistance and current at the same time ?

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I have a doubt,H=I^2RT andH=V^2t/r . How is it possible that power is proportional to resistance both directly and inversely?

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First thing H is not power... Secondly it depends on the constant of proportionality. You can write the two things by using a different constant of proportionality

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Bruh watch previous video of this series i.e. ' graph video of resistance' .....resistance is not the thing which is relating to heat directly or inversly , resistance is a proportionality constant....repeat....its a constant

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"Power delivered"P=VI

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how can the electron collide with the atom like electron is a part of an atom right . so how is it possible

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He is talking about the free electrons available in the material, not the bounded one... In a conductor, there are more free electrons, so we have an excellent current flow, but in the case of insulator we have few free electrons

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@@soumyaranjanjhankar6552 u mean when the electrons which are shared from one atom to another?

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No...I mean The electrons which are out of the bondage of nuclear force, i.e. attractive force between the electron and nucleus... Generally, in conductors, the valance electrons very loosely held and they are free from the bondage even at room temperature and hence called free electron

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Electrons collide with the atoms even when current is not there. So why do we not see heating effect then?

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electrons collides when there is electricity but charge don`t flow thats the reason why there is no heat energy .

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When there is no current in the conductor very less electrons collide with low kinetic energy so you can't measure heating effect there

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