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Charged vs. Uncharged Objects 

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This video tutorial lesson describes the structure of the atom and explains how an understanding of atomic structure informs our beliefs about the fundamental differences between a charged and uncharged object.
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Комментарии : 23   
@NEET-vs6ot
@NEET-vs6ot 2 года назад
This was helpful, thank you sir.😊☺️💜
@shivamthakur5068
@shivamthakur5068 2 года назад
Killer visulaisation thank you sir
@PhysicsclassroomVideos
@PhysicsclassroomVideos 2 года назад
👍
@nutan_joshi
@nutan_joshi 3 года назад
Great video sir thanku so much for this great help
@PhysicsclassroomVideos
@PhysicsclassroomVideos 3 года назад
You're welcome.
@jadakamau7341
@jadakamau7341 3 года назад
Great Video once again!
@davidqiu2195
@davidqiu2195 2 года назад
Thank you for this neat explanation.
@jackboyle5142
@jackboyle5142 3 года назад
3:42 man you messed up your slide. On the left you are saying uncharged has balance and charged has imbalance, but on top right you are saying complete opposite. This was quite confusing and I recommend either redoing the video or just pointing it out so others are not confused. Other than that it was a great video and you did a great job explaining. Bravo! Love this channel ❤️❤️❤️
@PhysicsclassroomVideos
@PhysicsclassroomVideos 3 года назад
Good catch Jack. I'll work on some sort of "amendment" today.
@bernadettelim2397
@bernadettelim2397 2 года назад
@@PhysicsclassroomVideos I recommended this video to my students. I'll just have to point out this particular segment and have the rectification. Looking forward for magnetism to be included.
@braxma12
@braxma12 Год назад
The last one is ~2.1 * 10^-5, not plus 5 7:35
@ranazain7592
@ranazain7592 3 года назад
It is taught frequently that when current flow through a wire , collision between positive and negative charges occur . what really and physically it mean ? How electron collide with positive proton ?
@yaroslavkolokol2847
@yaroslavkolokol2847 3 года назад
How did we find this value of charge? Why it is 1.6 * 10^19, but not 1.9*10^19 or 0.7*10^19? Why not to observe the current in electrons, not in charges. For example: in our circuit through every point of wire flows almost 3 * 10^13 electrons. Sorry for my English, it's my second language)
@uthsaradahanaike8385
@uthsaradahanaike8385 2 года назад
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_charge
@stopcrying6576
@stopcrying6576 2 года назад
Thank you so much sir !💚💚💚
@PhysicsclassroomVideos
@PhysicsclassroomVideos 2 года назад
You're welcome.
@anaspirant6554
@anaspirant6554 11 месяцев назад
Very helpful it was
@applecone261
@applecone261 3 года назад
Is there a change of mass if the uncharged object becomes charged?
@PhysicsclassroomVideos
@PhysicsclassroomVideos 3 года назад
No measurable change.
@applecone261
@applecone261 3 года назад
Thank you
@ashuallcom.y1080
@ashuallcom.y1080 2 года назад
Damm good. Sir I really appreciate Q - Sir how last answer com e 2.110⁷
@ashuallcom.y1080
@ashuallcom.y1080 2 года назад
2.1•10⁵C How sir
@memelephant
@memelephant 2 года назад
This explanation was not helpful, the equation part was not clear at all Edit: No it made sense, I am just stupid