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These are prism stickers and they cover my room in rainbows when the sun sets! White light is separated into a spectrum of color as it refracts through the medium and turns into a rainbow!
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#PCZ222 Walter Lewin
'Heart on sleeve, loves to teach'
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Thank you for everything you gave me, good sir. Your calm demeanor never masked your fire for teaching and learning
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#PCZ222 Solid state batteries are made of solid electrolytes - engineered semiconductors have 'holes' that allow ions to move within the battery very quickly, removing the risk of liquid electrolytes (explosion, dendrites) while maintaining the benefits!!
#PCZ222 this is a wireless phone charger that uses an inductor to create an electromagnetic interaction! Current cannot pass directly from charger to phone so a magnetic field is induced in the inductor in the charger that induces current in the battery, allowing it to charge!!
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#PCZ222 this fourteen (!!!) year old boy invented a device that absorbs the impact energy from falling hail, snow, and rain on rooftops and converts that into usable electricity using something called called a piezoelectric device!
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Heavy snow causes powerline 'arcing' which occurs when snow causes the potential difference across the line to become so great that we see electrical breakdown- like across capacitor plates- and we see a flash as the breakdown threshold is reached
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#PCZ222 Check out this super cute video where a lil scientist named jojo explains how we can use thermal differences - instead of potential differences - to power a motor with an ice cube and a peltier device (:
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The organic chemistry tutor is my favorite guy for physics videos! I like this video especially because he gives a good introduction at the beginning before doing some example problems that help me visualize Gauss' Law.