What is electrical resistance? - Electricity Explained - (4)

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At 9:16 you are wrong ! VOLTAGE IS NOT THE SPEED OF THE ELECTRIC CURRENT. You can have an open circuit, no current at all, and lots of VOLTAGE !

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The anode is the POSITIVE side, the cathode is the NEGATIVE side.

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