Electric Potential

From this App you can learn:

Explore and validate the concept of electric potential based on various daily life scenarios.

Discuss and differentiate between electric potential energy and gravitational potential energy.

Explore electrical potential of a point charge and develop electrical potential difference between two point charges and also for a group of point charges.

Understand the working of an electrical circuit with importance to various types of sources of emf and their working.

Distinguish between primary and secondary voltage sources and discuss the importance of internal resistance.

Discuss and explore about the concept of voltage and currents and analyze different types of moving coil galvanometers.

Explore different types of electrical circuits with series and parallel combination of resistances.

Understand how electrical energy flows in a circuit based on the analogy of water flowing in a closed pipe.

Differentiate between alternating and direct currents and explore AC to DC converters.

Determine energy and power in any electrical circuit, where the energy is either delivered or extracted.

Observe that electricity is present in the human body and its importance of how the information through nerve cells is transmitted to the brain.

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This topic covers under Chemistry subject as a part of the Electricity and Magnetism topic

and this topic contains following sub topics

Electric Potential

Electric potential difference

Equipotential surfaces

Biomedical applications of potential difference