Corrosion : Electrochemical Cell or Corrosion Cell (Chapter 3) (Animation)

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Electrochemical cells deal with electron transfer due to these oxidation and reduction reactions on electrode surface.
The fundamental components of electrochemical cell are:
Anode
Cathode
Metallic Path
Electrolyte

[@UncleBigBen]

The best animated demonstration of basic principle of electrochem cell

[@doyouknow2017]

Very nice . I understood easily the concept. Thank-you very much

[@AD4MANTIUM2166]

how does cu go into the solution??

[@sadbird1969]

There is a mistake in min.3:24 "Electrons flow from the anode to the cathode thru the electrolyte" Should be " thru metallic path"

[@jacobvandijk6525]

Why do the electrons swim? ;-) And why don't they take the path through the wire?

[@johnkapetanakis5264]

Hi, nice video. I have a question for you. Is it possible to observe release of hydrogen bubbles even slightly during corrosion of steel in salt water, or this requires to add a small amount of acid (for example Hydrogen Cloride) to lower the pH ??

[@ayeshaimtiaz683]

I like so much that animations, plz make animations on the topic electrochemical corrosion and acidic corrosion

[@monicaayala6161]

is there a way to have the animation downloaded to use in presentations?

[@stamasorin7192]

Great video! If we make the analogy with a salt mist test what are the aode, cathode, mettalic path and electrolyte ?

[@ifeoma124]

U are super good.....pls do have videos on chirality?

[@kwakyenadesh3046]

Thanks for the video

[@KINETICSCHOOL]

Our pleasure!

[@hanzo52]

What exactly is being reduced, the copper cations?

[@uniqueelsa5959]

Thank you

[@kumarshine7365]

Nice ♥️👌👌👌

[@KINETICSCHOOL]

Thanks for liking

[@inspectioncorrosion]

Great

[@charlesosare3667]

nice

[@shahad9528]

helpfull video

[@SapekQ]

one question: the electrons will flow through electrolyte or metallic path? or both?

[@KINETICSCHOOL]

In an electrochemical cell, the higher positive potential is the cathode, therefore the conventional current direction is from the cathode (+) to the anode (-) through the metallic path and from the anode to the cathode in the electrolyte.

[@ianalen1687]

He does not understand it. Electrons flow through metallic path from the anode to the cathode. Electrons cannot move through a liquid, only ions can.

[@christophertadeo6120]

Yup corrosion... 😳

[@bhargabjyotidas1171]

sir why the anode is larger than the cathode in electrochemical cell??

[@rollnumber2352]

Good

[@KINETICSCHOOL]

Thanks

[@leegehring9951]

i literally want to die

[@Appo_baby]

I need help in numerical

[@user-mb5sj1xg4f]

Hi gaiss

[@danielanuoluwa534]

Why is anode negative 🙋‍♂️

[@danielanuoluwa534]

Is it not supposed to be positive

[@robrob4730]

Another AI generated video

[@chop8354]

lmao bro wtf is dat