Physics Review: Energy, Work, and Power Basics (Part 1 of 7)

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(Part 1) We will quickly review the 2 types of mechanical energy, PE=potential energy (stored) and KE= kinetic energy (motion).
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Far from it, but glad you like our videos. My wife is a big part of producing these videos and they wouldn't exist wihtout her.

[@poppopen7475]

Hydrogen gas reacts and reacts with sodium citrate, but you say that it does not react easily in temperatures, and water interacts with these two elements and temperature, and we add sodium citrate to hydrogen gas, so the reaction begins, but water has temperatures

[@MichelvanBiezen]

With chemical reactions it is seldom 0 or 100. This reaction is closer to zero.

[@poppopen7475]

It is possible to clarify in chemical reactions, it is rarely 0 or 100. This interaction is closer to yellow. Professor. Please clarify. Is it possible?
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[@poppopen7475]

It is possible to clarify in chemical reactions, it is rarely 0 or 100. This interaction is closer to yellow. Professor. Please clarify. Is it possible?

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Glad you liked it. 🙂

[@poppopen7475]

Thanks you very much your welcome Does hydrogen gas react with sodium citrate?

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They do not readily react.

[@poppopen7475]

​@@MichelvanBiezenAt a temperature and water and they do not interact directly

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We plan on doing so in the future. We are currently working on summary videos in physics. When time permits we'll continue to add to the electrical engineering videos.

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At a temperature and water and they do not interact directly

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Didn't understand your question.

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