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ОтветитьWhat's the name of the song at 7:06 ? Lol
ОтветитьThanks. learned a lot.
ОтветитьCATions. Genius.
ОтветитьReally fun video. Love it, guys.
ОтветитьHey are you guys going to make more videos? I want to feature this video as part of a lesson I'm building on electromagnetism
ОтветитьHe doesn't show where to put the wire in the end.
ОтветитьOmg.. that is awesome!!! :D
ОтветитьFantastically creative video. Funny and informative. Please make more!!!
Ответитьbravo
ОтветитьI like the effort but noted a few inconsistencies, (1)You should have explained why copper cations were in the water/electrolyte in the first place, as viewers would be confused why water hating copper "cats" got into the water in the first place. (2) "All you need is something sweet or sour...that includes a potato" - Huh? potatoes are not sweet or sour, so I think it best to be consistent here and instead tell viewers all you need is an electrolyte which is present in a potato, salt water etc.
ОтветитьTHANKS !!!
ОтветитьAlas, we have no excuse to feed frogs to frogs, but there is one yet! It just needs to be found.
ОтветитьTHE MOST STUPID STORY
ОтветитьThis is really useful ! I learn a lot of thing Thanx Volta
ОтветитьIt all makes so much sense now, they just explained it the fun way!
ОтветитьBest educational video I've seen all month. Thanks, guys!
Ответитьhaha this is so cute
ОтветитьDespite the macabre nature of the frog watching another frog's dismembered leg being shocked, this may currently be my new favorite video on all the internets.
Ответитьdumb it down for the Americans nice job!
Ответить27-30th comment ;3
ОтветитьHow long will the potato battery work if i connect a 10 Watt bulb to the circuit? What handy/easily available metals can we use? How about copper and aluminium? What if i use only one type of metal, say a copper wire only with both sides immersed in two different concentrations of salty/sour liquid? Will it work?
ОтветитьThank ye who made this! I'm using it with my students and can only hope they find it as entertaining as I do!
ОтветитьI couldnt have explained it any better... XD
ОтветитьNeither could I
ОтветитьAncient Greeks discovered electricity beetween 2 stones by movement.
Ответитьelectrons from zinc wire traverse frogs leg to reach copper wire ? i think there s a mistake here..
ОтветитьHoly shit I thought Volta was Dweezil Zappa.
ОтветитьBatteries made of cats and dogs thanks MIT
ОтветитьMaybe just a bit "much?"
ОтветитьThanks
I do understand better know
<3
ОтветитьWhy does the dog have to leave 2 electrons behind? Why does the cat need 2 electrons to get out of the water? Why does the zinc send electrons through the wire? I can't find a photo of an electron. In fact, I can't find any credible evidence electrons exist. Looks like people just have blind faith in the existence of electrons.
ОтветитьHe even grew a unibrow to reflect the times
ОтветитьThis video was confusing and it sucked. You couldn’t think of a better analogy than cats and dogs? Wtf???
ОтветитьThank you, I really Enjoyed your creative and artistic approach!
ОтветитьThis was so funny haha thanks ;-)
ОтветитьElectrons were not discovered at that time nor the atomic theory of dalton published. They probably believed in fluid theory of electricity
Ответитьi want to eat that frog
Ответитьtoamtoe frog is taste
ОтветитьDid u notice the cats are tigers
ОтветитьI can't thank you enough for your efforts, it helped me so good
ОтветитьWow, thanks
ОтветитьEven to now this video is still great, only thing i don't get is why the 'cats' are in the water to start off with. Unless they are for example 'salt' which wants to go to the copper to gain an electronj
ОтветитьStill makes no sense
ОтветитьIdk who this people are but I love them
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