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Tara McBride

7y↑1.2K

You've just saved my chemistry GCSE. I haven't been able to understand this all year and I finally understand it the day before my exam 😅

SABRCaptainPrice

7y↑21

Tara Beth how did it go?

Ms Angela Donovan

5y↑11

Hope u did well X xxx

hh mm

5y↑7

Same here 1 year later

Sony

5y↑14

Shihab legend has it she didn't show up for the exam

Ghoopee.P

5y↑6

Should be grateful you understood it before the exama not after lol

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Muja lak

7y↑1.4K

OMG, thanks sooo much... you are better than my chemistry teacher, She couldn't teach me electrolysis in two years while you sir taught it to me in just 5 minutes!

Kirbeyus

6y↑41

Correction 5 minutes AND 10 seconds! HAH!!!!!

pro gaming ak

6y↑7

Muja lak I agree

Aeulia

6y↑51

there's no point blaming your teacher for you not understanding something

a/l/i/s/h/a

6y↑5

same thing with me also muja lak

K M Sahu

6y↑16

i too agree bro...
sir walter was very true when he said...
"if you don't like physics then probably you have learned it from a wrong teacher"
same thing implies on chemistry too😊😊

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Sofia's Art Studios

5y↑80

I would just like to say: thank you SO much for this video! Before this, I kind of got the idea of electrolysis, but it seemed so complicated to me. The textbook confused me, but with this video, it just clicked inside my head!! You explain it so clearly. Once again, a massive thank you!

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑11

Glad it was helpful!

Ali Ahmed

3y↑59

I've my chemistry exam tommorow and the way you explained it was incredible, I'm definitely passing my exam tomorrow!! thank youuu

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑12

Hope it went well 🙂

hanaa farouk

3y↑2

Am having my exam tmrw and am confused 😭😭😭

Alan Banh

@hanaa farouk How are you confused? Ain't even that hard...

Ebony

5y↑22

Thank you so much. This was so helpful. My chemistry teacher kind of rushed over the beginning of electrochemistry and electrolysis so when he moved on I was still confused about the structure of the beaker and power supply and why the ions flowed the way they did. This video connected all the dots for me.

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑2

Glad you found it helpful!

Devanshi

6y↑13

This was so beautiful and made the concept feel so easy ! Thank you so much, Kudos to the whole team ! ♡

THE GUYS

4y↑2

Fuse school is absolutely the best...I could understand things in few minutes which I've been struggling to learn for past few years..this is sooo helpful ..thanks❤️

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑1

Thanks for the kind words!

Giulio Grech

5y↑1

This actually really helped me. Im bad in chemistry and never understood electrolysis till now. The example was amazing btw easier for most people to understand through examples

Cuberynth

4y↑22

This saved me .I wasn't able to understand the concept for a while but this was simple to follow and not too long which meant it won't start to get boring.thankyou so much

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑4

Glad you liked it :)

Stephanie Liew

7y↑3

GOD BLESS FUSE SCHOOL. I'm sorry but I don't really like my teacher because of certain disputes and I do all the learning by myself. This has helped me a whole bunch and I'd love to thank the team at fuse school like srsly you guys are putting out amazing content.

Danielle Dani_123

4y↑1

This was perfect! I have a much better understanding of electrolysis. Online work has been hard and without an actual teacher I've been struggling. definitely subscribing!

FuseSchool - Global Education

Great to hear! Thank you!

Olivia Elliott

6y↑1

I’ve been studying this for a term and never got it.. this 5 minutes video just made me understand so much more. Thanks!

Manhin

Thank you very much!!! You are better than my chemistry teacher, now I understand the lesson :)

Fahad bin Firoz

3y↑2

I have to confess that I was having problems understanding the chapter electrolysis of my book. And then I searched for the topic on youtube and got this video. This video has made me so clear about the topic

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑1

That is so great to hear 😊❤️

Toxic

4y↑10

You saved me . I am very poor at chemistry and this chapter was strange coz that was my 1st time knowing such things as i am in G-8 . I understood the concept. Thx for dat .

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑2

Glad this helped you understand 🙂

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4y↑1

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Amzal Ahmed

4y↑52

a quick lesson that retains in my memory. well done

Bill Slim

I've been trying for a year to understand electrolysis to no success. But after watching this video for just 3 minutes i completely understood it.

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7y↑6

Thanks dude love you!!! You made me get good marks in my exams. LOVE YOUR EFFORTS!!!!

Pakshya

So simply yet clearly explained!

Dark Knight

FuseSchool you have saved me many times from horrible online lessons, thank you for your lessons!

FuseSchool - Global Education

You are so welcome! Always happy to help!

Asha Revu

How does the material of electrodes effect the products?? You are a great teacher by the way..

Desmond Bowleg

great video, retained a lot of information recommended for all you chem students out there

RyanAndrew

3y↑3

I just started this topic and it was quite helpful watching this as it helped me understand

Engineering

This was a phenomenal explanation! I wish these videos existed when I was in high school

sad.little.sushi

4y↑4

Oh, thank you!! I need this for my homework and the explanations were easy to get and helped! Even children (like me) can understand this great video!

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑1

Wonderful!

Lonley Life

This Channel is best for explaining Science Concepts , I understand concepts very easily because of these videos which help me a lot i am the topper of my class Thanks A lot Fuse School - Global Education 😀😀😄😊😊🙂🙂🤗

FuseSchool - Global Education

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josé carlos delgado malavé

6y↑1

Can you please explain me why at the open circuit potential it is said that the redox reactions are in steady state? On the surface of one electrode both reaction are ocurring? Why? Nice video, thank you very much

Srilaasya Moka

I had lots of doubts and now they are solved

Thanks to Fuseschool

Thaasha Lingeswaran

3y↑3

Thank you so much. Electrolysis makes more sense now than ever : )

FuseSchool - Global Education

You are very welcome 🤗

Asraful Azim Arzon

This is just amazing my teacher couldnt explain me this but now I am clear. Plss keep making videos like this helps a lot

FuseSchool - Global Education

Thank you so much! We will 🙂

Mohammad Moniruzzaman

3y↑1

Electrolysis means splitting by electricity. An electricity is applied to separate an ionic compound when it is molten or dissolved. There is a battery operated between the positive and negative electrode. Positive will attract the negative and negative will attract the positive during the process of electrolysis. At the down portion there will be electrolyte. For the main attempt of electrolysis, it should made of ions and it have to be molten or dissolved so, the ions are free to move. The positive calles anode and the negative one called cathode.

Sai Vardhini Akula

Thank you so much for this beautiful video. I was getting confused a lot..Now I understood everything

FuseSchool - Global Education

So glad to hear that! Happy it helped!

Daniel Sirbu

5y↑9

Thank you! Right now I am sitting home with a broken leg, and I tried to learn by myself from the manual, but I didn't understand a thing. Now I know, thank you 👍❤

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑1

Glad it helped!

ItzMaliaa

7y↑32

thanks a lot for all of these videos, I have my igcse's in four months and this helps a lot!!!

Aleah Johnston

7y↑1

This was so helpful!! Your channel has helped me so much!!!

anonymous me

3y↑1

Thanks. I wasnt able to understand this process also after trying a lot ... but after i watched this video i understood clearly.

Tamim Ahsan

thank u....u have no idea how much contribution u r making to the students

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Spirit

2y↑2

Thank you so much FuseSchool, i study in 8th class and this helped a lot coz it was easy to understand. :)

FuseSchool - Global Education

2y↑2

Glad to hear that!

Muhammad Aalyan

This video is very helpful.It cleared all my concepts of chemistry

W ғʀʏsʟâɴ

Thank u, nice video. I got a question: Can i gold plate an alloy? Do i use a nickle plating before applying the gold? And what is liquid gold?

Priyanshi bijalwan

4y↑10

My teacher taught me this at 8th standard and now im in highschool and i don't know the concept clearly until i saw this video... Thank you

AHSAN Ahsan

Thank you very much.The world needs teacher like you..

FuseSchool - Global Education

Aww thank you!

Mk

3y↑257

Imagine having A chemistry Teacher like him at school...

TwentySins

3y↑11

Easy A+ :( unfortunately our tracher is so shit

Ruesbaxbax Potatoes

3y↑1

@TwentySins *teacher

PPcutter27

2y↑5

@TwentySins so was your English teacher XD

LA LISA MONOBAN

3y↑7

The term electrolysis was introduced by michael Faraday in the 19 the century .the word electrolysis is a combination of two terms ' electron ' and ' lysis ' . Electron is related to electricity and lysis means decomposition

Your teaching are so nice sir

None YoBusiness

And this is the useless info they expect you to memorize rather than what this video teaches.
Are you proud of yourself?

Matt Robinson

7y↑6

Great video , very helpful! :)

Ruchi Thakur

Very nicely explained!

Murtaza Haider

What a conceptual lecture....
Keep it up

Anushka Gangwar

3y↑1

that was short crisp and very easy to understand....also the subtitles were huge! help ..thank you

FuseSchool - Global Education

Glad you liked it!

Mrs Angela Tie

7y↑285

Hello! I am a Chemistry teacher and I was looking for interesting videos to show to my lecture group next week. I know FuseSchool channel is one of the best out there!

For this particular video, I noticed a tiny error at around 2:14 min. The battery is placed the wrong way around with respect to the movement of electrons. (Same animation mistake at 5th minute)

The battery is correct at 3:30min though. :-)

Thanks again for a great video!

FuseSchool - Global Education

7y↑95

Thank you for spotting that - you are completely correct. Thanks.

Andres Felipe Rodriguez Molina

6y↑9

Mrs Angela Tie i

Khaira AbdulRazaq

5y↑3

The anode is also mistaken for the positive side and vice versa at 4:43

Elita Appiah-Kubi

5y↑1

Good eye, but note: at the fifth minute they are correct it's just at 2:14 that they enlarged the white + and - sign wrong

Moop

5y↑5

Omg thanks I was like??? When I saw that. It’s hard to forget that everything online (no matter how professional looking) must be fact checked

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Werti2927#

Plz make a “what is electroscope”. This video was really helpful. Now plz make another video. 🙂

Laura M

7y↑1

Thank you, you made it quite easy to understand😀😀

rekha yadav

Better than my chemistry teacher.....keep it up!!!

FuseSchool - Global Education

Thanks 😉

Deepak Kumar

Great explanation for every standard😃.

Eklavya

smooth and simple explanation.....keep it up and your videos will be used by schools.

FuseSchool - Global Education

Thanks a lot!

Elise Dove

7y↑744

I am a teacher, and you are a very good teacher teacher.

FuseSchool - Global Education

7y↑181

Thank you - it is great to hear positive feedback from other teachers.

Basil Gan

7y↑70

simplicity is key. schools are sooo OLD

Justice Stokes

7y↑48

all a school needs a good amount of simplicity and in my opinion kids will love it a lot more

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4y↑3

Much easily to understand..

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rashida Hasan

Super good! thank you so much for the explanation

FuseSchool - Global Education

Glad it was helpful!

sojan jose

5y↑1

It is a great thing that you have taught in detail about electrolysis

Mrs Edge

6y↑7

I love the videos but there is an error on this one. The subscript 4 is missing from the sulfate ions in the beaker

Mai

8y↑4

This was really helpful, thank you!

이인옥

3y↑1

You just saved my ass. I was trying to find this perfect explanation for a week and now 2 days before my combined science exam I found the best video. Thank you so much

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑1

Glad we could help!

I really really don't wanna be here lol

3y↑24

Oh my gosh, you just explained something to me in 5 min when my teacher couldn't even do that in half a term😅

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑2

Happy to help 😉

vvust

3y↑2

lmaoooo

Jason Bird

What a brilliant video and other videos are amazing. Thank you

Bidisha Nag

4y↑1

The electrons flow from negative terminal to positive terminal and the current moves from positive to negative terminal.

madacka

weeks of work taught in 5 minutes...... Thank you for this!

FuseSchool - Global Education

Most welcome!

Biju Ampalathattil

4y↑2

Thank you for the video very well explained!

FuseSchool - Global Education

4y↑1

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

riley :3

6y↑4

THANK YOU. MY CHEMISTY TEACHER COULDN'T TEACH THIS TO ME. I THOUGHT I WAS GONNA FAIL BUT NO.

GOD BLESS

Epic-Simataa Mushe

2y↑4

Thank you... This is very brief and understanding you have helped a guy Out🤩.

L.P.M

3y↑1

Thanks fuseschool with your help, all my exam papers will be a walk in a park

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑1

Awesome! Glad to hear that 😉

Jalaisha Naveed

6y↑5

Dude this is really great I’ve been looking for a good electrolysis video and this one was the best thx

Neo mir

Hey J-girl is that you?

Sci' S

5y↑1

Only 5 mins of video helped me understand the topic clearly which I even couldn't understand in a month of the topic studying,Great,Gonna subscribe!!

sunny

4y↑21

great video but you made a mistake at 2:16 when you stated that the left electrode is positively charged and the left negatively.

It was supposed to be vice versa due to the left electrode being connected to the negative terminal and the right electrode being connected to the positive terminal.

Also, I'm pretty sure electrons move the opposite way of current as current flows from positive to negative while electrons flow towards positive.

Amina Khalid

I like your videos so much they are helpful 💯😄👏👌👍

FuseSchool - Global Education

Thank you! Glad you like them!

Hala N

Excellent..Thank you. But the electrodes' charges at the 2:19 must be the opposite. The one on the left will be negatively charged and the one on the right will be positively charged.

FuseSchool - Global Education

The electrode on the left becomes positively charged because it is losing electrons. It is losing negative charge.

The electrode on the right is gaining electrons, and so is gaining negative charge. Hence it becomes negatively charged.

I hope that helps?

Noha

7y↑5

This helped so much! I'm
so thankful to this

Mystery123

Thank you so much for this video! It helped so much

FuseSchool - Global Education

Glad it helped!

moeez hassan

THIS IS BEST TECHNIQUES . LESS WORDS MORE MEANING MORE UNDERSTANDING

N_F

3y↑1

I watch these because we don't have school due to Covid and there's no practicals doing.... Thank you soooo much... ;-)

Go Ninja

I think you have mistaken the charges of the battery at 3:32. The battery should be rotated 180 degree like at 2:12 so that the charges are switched.

East Hercules

4y↑1

Awesome explanation....loved it👍👍

FuseSchool - Global Education

Thanks a lot 😊

thucuc hnue

This video is very usefull. Thank you!

Amir Hajiabbasi

7y↑122

Aren't the circuit markings at 2:16 reversed? Shouldn't the small vertical dash mark be towards the negative side and not the positive side?

Tomy Lim

6y↑23

Yes!! I was looking for someone to comment on this

Larissa Lyn Marr

6y↑4

oh, so it isn't just me! I find this topic at school confusing as it is but this made me even more confused :-) Thanks for commenting. I am so relieved.

Abhineet Kelley

What is the answer then

RayNanji - The Poetic Journey Official

6y↑5

well i guess it's just a mistake, we should just consider the positive terminal and the negative as positive terminal. the video is very helpful despite that.

Noradilah Ahmad Fadzil

5y↑1

Yea correct

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Golden Retriever

I've heard submarines use this method to get air

Although I've also seen that with Hydrogen and oxygen it also produces chlorine and lye which if you've seen fight club you know what that can do to human flesh

Electrician Dallas Tx

Thanks for the strategies you have contributed here.

Api Bam

Thank you so much ...this video helped me to understand electrolysis in just 5:10 min which i couldn't understand for two years

Rajesh Swami

thanks for this video ,I was not knowing about electrolysis and my exam was there . thank-you so much👍👍👍👍👍

Syed

U r such a good teacher I wish I would have a teacher like u

FuseSchool - Global Education

Aww, thank you so much 💜

Jace Kyle

nice animated video for the explanation, you really helped

FuseSchool - Global Education

Glad to hear that!

Muneeba Abdullah

Thankss..
Now I have a clear concept of electric current

Amenm

7y↑103

THIS IS SO HELPFUL THANK YOU VERY MUCH, BLESS YOUR SOUL

Carlos Tavares

Thank you. Great video. Please note "current is the movement of charge". Perhaps consider the equations: and the relationship a charge has to an electric field as a mass to an acceleration field (both equations have the same form and were created by Albert Einstein see the charge - distance, and the mass - distance business. 'Charge' does not exist just like mass does not exist. Charge is introduced to an electric field and a force V is caused or appears somehow. Just as mass is introduced to an acceleration field and force F is caused or appears somehow. Electrical force and mechanical force are the only things we can sense or perceive they exist. Otherwise mass has no effect and charfe has no effect and we will never know they were there - hence their 'non existence'. Electrons exist. These little ( - ) charged particles flow as they are FORCED to flow by the charge/ electric field product; force (V). Electrons are particles from the mass/acceleration field business. Very good video thank you.

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hanaa farouk

@Carlos Tavares gosh :o

nirupam sharma

i am very thankful to you
this video saved my too much time because i was unable to understand this topic but by this video i understood at first time only

FuseSchool - Global Education

3y↑1

Wonderful! So glad to hear that!

Sarah Scheyerle

6y↑6

Nice video :D - I saved it to my 'Chemistry' playlist

Karthik karra

4y↑1

This class is so help full and this teacher is the best . From bottom of my heart I am saying thank you so much

FuseSchool - Global Education

So glad to hear that! 😃

Chaman Sharma

7y↑1

I very easily understand the main concept
very good explained than our chemistry teacher

Joel

7y↑5

Ok, this video is really good! Great job. :)

Iamlegend

My teacher could not explain this simply but you my friend are the best

N Umadevi

7y↑4

such a gud video... I really understood electrolysis in juz 5 mins....thank u sooooooo much!

Rupert Blackwell

I am so glad I found this channel with only a month until my GCSEs.

Tplus Clips

what are the results

Hanz K

Thank you very much! This helped me in my chem studies a lot!!! Really Really thankz

Ed N

7y↑2

This is brilliant! Thanks.

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Happy we could help!

igrewold

I did electrolysis of aluminum, in water/salt(brine) solution.
It was amazing, got me some white matter, I think it is aluminum oxide(alumina), it got uses.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminium_oxide#Applications
Dunno how to extract from its solution, maybe using a coffee filter and washing several times to get rid of salt solution and left-overs.

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