Electric Sparks and possible shocks using a Van de Graaff generator
15K views · Nov 8, 2024 · Education
Comments · 16
@NamuMary · 10 days ago
I really like this explanation
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@imeprezime1285 · 3 months ago
Beautiful presentation & lecture given by a beautiful professor
@joelamanyire5088 · 1 month ago
Great
@RalsonForexgoat-c9c · 3 months ago
🔥🔥🔥nice work
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@dr-ary-innovation-hub · 1 year ago
interesting. Great work Prof.
@EryakimEbange · 6 months ago
Wahoo this lecture is so interesting <br>Thanks so much
@TechTed1 · 6 months ago
Cool awesome channel
@scottpennington3682 · 11 months ago
At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydfZqbfCYOU&t=157">2:37</a> You said the grounding rod becomes negatively charged. A grounding rod is connected to the ground which should neutralize any charge it interacts with. The grounding rod is placed near the positively charged sphere, it will be the source of electrons, from the ground, to neutralize the charge of on the sphere. The way it is described the grounding rod would have an equal but opposite charge to the Van de Graff's sphere and be a source of sparks too. (The grounding rod does not produce sparks when brought near uncharged objects.)
@Piuserikeys · 1 year ago
👍👍
@margidim1472 · 1 year ago (edited)
I ame also physicis but an engineer, I like that Van de Graff, it looks powerful. What is the model? Regards from the London, UK 😊
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@Ronald-t4t3j · 11 months ago
New Amsterdam university
@ashish0481 · 8 months ago
What kind ( material) of belt is used ?
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