Electric current

[SuperFinGuy]

I have one note, the notion that current flows from positive to negative or the "conventional current" wasn't really invalidated. Even today's electron model states the electron could be positive, as long as the atomic nucleus has the opposite charge or negative. In reality Franklin was right. To comprehend charge and current it's important to know how difference of potential works or that positive potential flows to negative potential, that is why air flows out of a balloon and not in. .

[m8rox]

@SuperFinGuy The positive electron is namd positron.

[makwanaadit1]

U are the best of best prof. of electric current

[frank0067]

the positive terminal usualy is the SURPLUS of electrons..not the negitive terminal..

the flow is from the positive to negitive.. not other way around.. as thought by some today .

[sedmoagalnikful]

@frank0067 electrons go from points with a lower potential (- electrode) to points with a higher potential (+ electrode) if u meant that the current goes from the positive to negative electrode than ur correct ( btw English is not my first language)

[vVASuP]

I WANT PART 2

[anaghame]

hahahaha this is hilarious!

[lifecolor]

Does anyone know where I can find this video where the audio and video match up throughout? Thanks!

[Jdonovanford]

I have a question of a curious nature. Say you have an electrical generator that keeps running and running, producing an electrical current continuously. Where do the Electrons come from? Where do the electrons keep coming from that are produced by the Generator? Do they come from the windings of the generator, and if so, wouldn't the generator soon run out of electrons? If not, then where are they coming from? Any information would be appreciated, I am quite curious about this.

[EndWhirledPeas]

@Jdonovanford Electrons exist in the wires that are the circuit and windings in generator. The wire passing thru magnetic field in generator force electrons to move back and forth. This is the electrical energy. The electrons never burn up, just forced to move back and forth. Light in circuit is caused by the friction of the electrons moving back and forth in the element of the light. Sort of like rubbing your hands together real fast causes heat but doesn't burn up the muscles in your arms.

[Kaulstoessl]

The video might be funny but back then they were able to explain electricity in an understandable matter! The stuff we learned at school or that you will find in most physics texts is just dry formulas with no explanation what they actually mean in the real world.

[waqsohwaqso]

the bulb sucked electrons from mouth it should have ejected them from ass. so conceptually this video is wrong

[MrIvan72]

i dont understand why the conductor in the little video has protons i thought it was only suppose to have electrons.and i thought that for something to be electrictly charged it has to have more protons then electrons?

can someone please explain this to me please.

as you can see i dont know much about electricity

[Thisisnotmyrealname8]

@MrIvan72 What are you a particle physicist? Forget about protons.

[Anonymous1885]

@MrIvan72 For something to be considered charged it has to have either more protons OR more electrons.

Most materials generally have equal amount of electrons and protons (thus they are neutral). If you want to give a charge to the material you either give or take some electrons to/from it.

[prollandjayver]

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[roofdoubleflip]

what year was this vid made?

[dallaware]

Great video!

[Bibu6]

Thank you sooo much for posting this video. I finally got it! :) As you said yourself, old but good!

[DJControllerC]

almost sounds like Harrison Ford talking

[greenwanx]

@DJControllerC

To me it sounds a bit like James Remar

[robert0joe]

Is Graphite made of carbon?

[SumbulAndleeb]

@robert0joe

it is composed of pure carbon

[pavelsj]

can`t hear!!! hey my friend where can i get the hole video??

[Zooter123]

LOL!! I actually learned more by watching this video than what my teacher taught me!

Where can i find the whole video?

[crudvelch]

I'm amazed of how these crude animations explain stuff way better than our modern textbooks.

[SaintBelmont]

Clouds are not only unreliable.. They're DANGEROUS.

[PAM2167]

This is bleeping confusing!!! 1 Coulom = 1 Amp. And one amp is 6.25 multiplied by 10 to 18 power! I only wanted to know how many volts in one amp!

[iorixs]

@PAM2167  E=IR

[sedmoagalnikful]

@PAM2167 ur not saying it correctly . 1 amp is the charge that passes through a certain point for a certain amount of time . Of course in conductors electrons carry the charge and the charge of an electron is 1,6 multiplyed by 10 on the negative 19th . So ... it looks like this ::: I=(n.e)/t and this way we find an quolumb is 6,25 . 10 on the 18th electrons . Its really simple . (Btw n is for number and e is the charge of an electron)

[TheSapna10]

so sad animation

[zelunika]

good.

[zelunika]

wow electricity my favourite does any one wants 2 ask me question abt electricity m here 2 give u answers.but not like pakistani dumb teachers but in a creative way.pakistani teachers get jealous of creative students.they want their students even 2 b dumb like them.....

[skr786]

If you love electricity please touch a 230volt line. Why can't? this is my first question. Why we get shock when we touches an electric line? If electrons are passing through our body What will happening to us?

[varma427]

Nice question..

Ur body offers Resistance to the flow of current. Due to this opposition only u feel shock.

For Eg when u try to rub ur hand on a Rough surface u get pain due to the friction(opposition to the movement of ur hand) existing b/w ur hand & the surface.

For the 1st question.If u love electricity play with it and don't let it to play with ur life.



[zelunika]

yeah but in physics its good 2 do these animations we just have 2 understand something if we have understood then y v should talk dat dis is funny.splzzz dont say dat the sound iz funnyor weired,its de easy way 2 understand dear.

[enycedoll]

very enjoyable and helpful. The music was weird and funny :)

[AleksandrBaryshev]

Да...

[blkjock81]

This was excellent

[valllhalla]

I Love these videos!!! Thanks so much for posting!!! Please POST MORE!!! =)

[yosfaliraqi]

its really useful

[inertialcapacity]

The FMMC meter -remember those?- measures only conductance and does not measure amps nor volts. A measuring instrument cannot magically measure two different things -- unless hey presto it can change into a different instrument. A meter cannot do that and so it can only measure one thing and one thing only. If you think CAREFULLY about a meter and wire changes, then you will find out what the meter actually measures. A change of source though, means a change in the resistance of the source.

[iBGalaxy]

lol these videos are great in school when your teacher brings it in and we watch it in class, funny and educational.

[treesapa]

HAHA. to bad they dont make good videos that are funny like this anymore :(

[theriluvsinme]

lol this vid is funny...the voice is a bit creepy too...

[LuvPink1024]

who watches this crap!

[sultanthewise]

you are the crap

[evilwiddafaceofhuman]

amazing video great job keep it up

xo

[jakemccool]

Oh jesus. This video is awesome. I think I just jizzed in my pants.

[naam123lol]

electricity is the movement of electrons

from as soon as they escape from the molecule its electricity

[KnifeSoldier]

he will soon be in big trouble!

[GaryKoji]

Thanks so much for all these vids. :-)

[alibasim959]

lol he will soon be in big trouble

[gemy123]

love this vid..very funny too!

[drift2paul]

I like the slide whistle

[bergweg]

A professor asks a student at an exam:

P: What is electricity?

The student thinks hard and then so as not too look dumb says, "I knew it but I've forgotten".

P: Darn, no one in the world knows what electricity is and the only one who knew it forgot it :)

[gunforsale]

the sound is lagging

[prayfertrey]

This is just repeating what is found in a reference book; but with cartoons.

[sciencoking]

i hate those 3d animations!

this is enough!

btw this is also informative

or didn´t you learn anything by watching these vids?

[domyaska]

Excelent!! it's very useful..thanks...grazie

[amirfarid91]

i believe the analogy is inaccurate. try adding water to one end and the water will overflow

[NSiLVS101]

OMG!! we were just watching this in class, how old is this! hahaha the sound effects are tooo much hahahahaha

[Tmac1Rockets1]

Dude, thanks alot for uploading this.. it helped alot with my exam review.. thanks bro :)