GCSE Physics Revision "Potential Difference in Series Circuits" 

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Hi sir, I dont understand the definition of potential difference but I get that potential difference shows us what amounts of energy are being transferred in a circuit. Does it matter that I dont understand the exact definition? Or must I go into more detail to understand it? Thanks

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hi i understood everything but not entirely sure what voltage is. is it the energy transferred from the electrons to the components? and also do you have an exact definition for "charge" ? thanks

hi ,could you tell me why the voltage gets shared equally between the 2 lamps and the electrons arent getting used up in the first one ?. thanks

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hi sir i dont know why but i dont seem to be able to understand the meaning of potential difference could u please tell me what it is in a form that is simpler to understand thank u very much

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i find potential energy such a difficult concept to understand. Is it the same as the analogy of the water in a tank? The more amount of water(the charge) the greater the pressure at the end of the tank(representing voltage) and when the charge begins to run out(water), the voltage (pressure) also decreases and that's why a battery stops working?

Is all of this still in the AQA specification?I’ve been looking but I’m not sure since this video was posted 7 years ago,thanks.

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Would it be correct to say that as charge flows throughout a circuit and components like a lamp, electrical potential energy is converted to kinetic energy which is converted to light and heat energy?

3:04, why don't the first lamp near to the negative terminal gets 9V , i guess that the PD is affected for the second lamp only, what is there to interfere the first lamp in getting 9V PD?

What is a coulomb. I would highly appreciate a response

Should you say via an electrical transfer, energy is transferred from the chemical store of the cell to the thermal store of the lamp

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but why isn't the voltage between the two lamps shared evenly?

can u please teach it how to work it out bcs i dont understand

i'm confused to how it can be series if it has branches?

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can someone help me I don't get what a coulomb are

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whats the difference between potential difference and coulombs

If 9V means that 9 joules of energy is transferred by every coulomb of charge, then if all of this energy carried by the electrical current is transferred into light/thermal energy in the lamp, then how does the electrons have any energy or "pushing force" left to return to the opposite side of the cell? Any help is appreciated!

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Sir thank you very much! Can you explain me what's the difference between voltage and current please?

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do we have to learn the definition of voltage?

Please sir do videos under Wheatstone Bridge and Kirchoffs calculations.

How do the electrons carry the electrical energy? I don’t understand

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CAN YOU PLEASE RESPOND TO ME how to change the circuit to give a negative value for current and potential difference xx

But what is a cOuLomB

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Never heard potential difference said so many times & I have a physics degree

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by the way there is a typo at 0:54, is supposed to be "carried" and not "carry"

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It is volts not PD

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1:24 anyone hear that sound??

potential difference

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