Quick Physics: Electroscope - how it works.

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How does an electroscope work? Watch to see a brief demo and explanation
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Комментарии : 62

@yourbestfriendSeren 4 года назад

If only my online schooling was as easy to understand and as this video

@thesecretofthedark2190 2 года назад

I'm from Poland and honestly that man explained me this better that my teacher and book

@moeofdoom 4 года назад

Thank you! I found this very helpful!

@angadrahinj3163 4 года назад

Thank you so much for explaining it so well :)

@-lenthespacewolf-6082 3 года назад

This helped so much - thank you!

@ahmedosama1020 4 года назад

great work

@yakikalasi7112 2 года назад

thank you very much, sir. It was very helpful.

@Paul-q7q 11 месяцев назад

This is the best video ive watched❤

@shazma803 4 года назад

Awesome man 👌 excellent experiment be consistent and creative you will soon reach one million subs

@uishiriki 4 года назад

this really helped me!! i hope im ready for my final exam! haha

@ferhanamar6529 3 года назад

thanks , very clear explanation

@Achievius 3 года назад

Thank you!!

@brynttendencia9746 2 года назад

Thank you sir!!! big help!!

@koala1578 5 лет назад

people who disliked this video got no heart. this is a nice video shame

@magesorry278 3 года назад

They just don’t understand the concept of the electroscope

@Roronoazoro-kn1qw 3 года назад

@@magesorry278 in simple words they are dumb😂

@12.rishabraj30 3 года назад

Oi the People who disliked are Australian s, for them dislike is like

@doneel.5338 3 года назад

@@12.rishabraj30 why is that

@tanushjain7679 3 года назад

@@doneel.5338 because australia is in the southern hemisphere everything there is upside down (its a joke)

@nihalk9711 5 лет назад

Thanks Sir

@dominicesteban3174 Год назад

Perspex (aka acrylic) is 'below' silk in the TES and therefore captures electrons from the silk, making it net negative after contact, right? The behavior will look identical as this demo but for the 'opposite' reason, which is why this gets so complicated IRL.

@jonahansen 5 месяцев назад

Thank you! I just commented that this in no way shows that the rod was positively charged, and in fact, in another video stating the same demonstrating the photoelectric effect, the same mistake is made.

@InstrumentalWhiteNoise 3 года назад

Great video!

@PhysicsHigh 3 года назад

Thanks

@treyg7617 4 года назад

This man's tie is more sideways than the needle on the electroscope ever got

@PhysicsHigh 4 года назад

For sure. 🤣 Use T-shirt’s now for my vids.

@kawala1015 4 года назад

what happens when you touch the electroscope then put the rod near the electroscope then remove your hand?

@AJ-ce8bm 3 года назад

Omar Ghareeb is the best teacher and you are the second one

@majd1487 3 года назад

100% True

@jonahansen 5 месяцев назад

At 0:54 you state you are going to show how you know the rod is positively charged using the electroscope. But at no point do you do that - you would get the same results if the rod was negatively charged. I think it does show that the rod is charged, but not the polarity.

@anuragrajput8659 3 года назад

Sir very good

@sparkzebra3779 Год назад

Televisions use this same principle to "navigate" electrons to illuminate a phosporous screen but it uses both "Static" and 'inductive" methods in unison

@kega4062 3 года назад

cool!

@user-xe3es9zt3b 6 месяцев назад

Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@PhysicsHigh 6 месяцев назад

You're welcome 😊

@angadrahinj3163 4 года назад

Could you possibly make a video about solenoids?

@PhysicsHigh 4 года назад

I have solenoids explained ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N0WV66VBD2w.html

@tasogegia412 5 лет назад

Hello! I'm Anastasia, from Georgia, Tbilisi. We have a school here, where we have some physics classes, can we agree and make translations of your videos in Georgian? How can we do this? Would you give us official permission? Thank you in advance for your reply!

@PhysicsHigh 5 лет назад

Of course. Go right ahead.

@tasogegia412 5 лет назад

@@PhysicsHigh TY! have a nice day!