Thermocouple new GCSE IGCSE a part of chapter 2 thermal physics lesson 2 thermometers

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1:22 "MAMA HE TOOK MY CANDY"

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I'm scared, mom pick me up

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mans sounding like he has corona

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what a voice you have

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sounds russian ngl

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You dint explain why this potential difference was produced.

[@mohdshahmeer6203]

level of animation is too damn good
thanks alot nice video keep it up

[@niranjhannair606]

ok

[@ifrahtanvir8062]

really, really helpful! check it out for igcse students!

[@malakm.7998]

Brilliant explanation👏🏻

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Awesome notes even for Cambridge gcse

[@jay-jaymorris188]

brilliantly compiled!!...thanks

[@soowengkit6482]

why cant we use the same metal for both junctions, since voltage is only related to temperature difference between them?

[@wanderingfurqu5067]

Soo Weng Kit
You need to read Electrolysis
Emf is produced only when the metals of different reactivity are used

[@tanyapathak5690]

@@wanderingfurqu5067 yeah, the metal of higher reactivity has a higher tendency to lose electrons and vice versa. Hence opposite charges as generated at each junction. lol im replying really late ik

[@wanderingfurqu5067]

@@tanyapathak5690 LOL I don't even remember writing this comment myself, it was my igcse days back then. 😂

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@@wanderingfurqu5067 well it's my igcse days now

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@@tanyapathak5690 Best of luck kid. :)

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Nice

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Thanks man

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Bro looks like ryan renolds💀

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i like ur voice and ur intro

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Thnxx

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italian ?

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russian i supose

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egyptian stfu😂

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🤣🤣🤣the voice

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Very Bad