Electric Potential Difference | Electricity | Don't Memorise

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In this video, we will learn:
0:00 Introduction
1:31 Potential Difference
2:06 What is Potential Energy?
2:33 Electric Potential Energy
3:00 What is Electric Potential Difference?
3:15 Voltage Definition
3:24 Unit of Potential Difference

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[brd]

Potential difference causes flow of electricity in any circuit.

Electrons are the charged particles. ... Only the charged particles can attract or repel electrons and those that are not charged can only give force on them. Thus the flow of electrons can generate electricity and electrons that moves on a wire continuously gives rise to electric current.

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[nafisaparveen]

In 2:50 it is told that electrons placed close to each other has HIGH POTENTIAL...but in my book its written that when the positive charges are placed close together, then its HIGh POTENTIAL....So which one is correct??

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