What is voltage? - Electricity Explained - (3)

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Thanks for commenting or reading the comments :) If you discovered a mistake please be polite about it, thank you. It being animation, some things have been simplified to get the message across. See the sources in the description for more detailed information (and enjoy going down the rabbit hole). Music: Launchable Socks Thanks to Thijs de Bont from DeBont Amplifiers for fact checking the video.

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@@raskalu5383 It can also be Joules per coulomb

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6:20 - you said "V=C/J", isn't it the other way around - V=J/C?

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At time 6:52 of your video, you showed that V=C/J. The correct formula is One Volt is equal to 1 Joule/Coulomb. You'd better fix it to V=J/C

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At 7:23, I do not understand how electrons flow from the first battery negative terminal to its positive terminal? It seems like the electrons in the first battery negative terminal will just flow to the positive terminal of the second battery. Hence also how does batteries connected in series increase the voltage?

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Positive end is called anode (attractor of electrons) and negative end of battery is the cathode

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6:10 you said it correctly but i think displayed it wrong. Im not sure if it means the same thing, but its usually Volts= Joule/ Coulomb 1 volt is 1 joule of energy per coulomb.

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There is a mistake at 6:18. V= W/q which gives joules/coulomb . The equation shown in the video is reversed.

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