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Im not that guy but im first
Hmm kollaam
Why weren't you my science teacher? I definitely would've paid attention!
Love your videos 😊
would that work with sea water???
I Learned this in Grammar School Science in the 60's.
It Shows how LOW the Education system has Fallen.
used to run wire edm machines, had to run di water and when filters were bad and the ppm got too high machine would alarm out until new filters and water cycled enough to remove any conductive material
me running with the lamp back to the bathtub for science
Pure water is a very poor conductor. But very little of the water you'll ever meet is pure and you won't always have time to check…
He says "two bare wires each side", but he means one on EACH side. You can see them and count them.h
this is such a safe demonstration, it's a shame low voltage and a led wouldnt work, i've poked myself on the leads of LEDs before, they are dangerous
The Bill Nye of YouTube shorts.
And I’m guessing the next experiment is to find out why the GFCI doesn’t work?!
Increase: 1) voltage 2) intensity 3) use supra conductor… 4) distance of contact 5) temperature…
Why can copper wire, or aluminum wire? Why xou using 🐻 bear wire?
Grade school knowledge
It involves chemistry
sodium ions carry -+ charges