Conductive Polymers

[@omraikar8517]

Felt like watching a ted ed video..awesome explanation and animation

[@salehaldwais1737]

after watching so many boring videos I found this one is the most easiest and enjoyment explaining video. Thank you.

[@harshpratapsingh664]

It was so easily explained
Wonderful
If things are taught in college in this way scenario would be different in India
Thank you for this video

[@koriroti]

6 years later, this video needs an update.

[@miguelferreiramoutajunior7932]

With another voice speaking, please. A healthy one.

[@mmoiz6937]

10 years later...

[@philanthropicnightmare1206]

Dang plastic batteries would be a game changer.

[@gordongiobanni7543]

You need to have displacement for the heat or it will melt

[@afzalozil9734]

wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how i wish they could explain us in the same manner at college!!!!!!

[@PMBSTUDIOS]

Same here

[@Rex_2451]

Amazing animation with a beautiful explanation
Cleared it all
Thank uh☺️

[@polymerencyclopedia616]

Conductive polymers are the most promising field in macromolecule science.

[@hridyanshgautam9558]

Thanks for making it so simple❤
2:15 Tatakae, tatakae; Alan Heeger 😂

[@ES_Glenn]

Here after wondering whats in an OLED tv. Now I'm fascinated by the science.

[@chessvibes6567]

Superb explanation, great animation and beautiful VOICE !

[@andrewengelmeyer7085]

Thank you for this fantastic explaination! This helped me grasped doping so much better.

[@sharvani223]

This is mind-blowing! Thanks for the video!!

[@DM-xq3qg]

thank you so much! solved all my problems

[@abhaydash4943]

Great 🎉 it was a really good explanation loved it

[@ItsGAMEtimewithJ]

That is a great explanation, but the background sound is distracting.

[@ShawnDypxz]

1:04 This doesn't happen. Electrons are delocalized means that electrons move from atom to atom. Your presentation showed the ejection of electrons.

[@bragadeesh1190]

So beautifully described.

[@Zapkinus]

What programs did you use to make this animation?

[@mohamedhabibulla643]

Thank you for the explanation...!!! Certainly deserved a Subscription.

[@SaiKiran38252]

Thank you so much.Your explanation is brilliant.

[@saramarjan1251]

nice video., plus the narrator has a beautiful voice :D

[@marwabenarbia9918]

it's an attractive way which makes it easier to understand ,thank you sooo much!

[@vikashvashistha2020]

Excellent.
God bless you

[@YOSxLION]

Perfect presentation, I´m sorry...could you tell me what´s the software that you use for your animations, thanks =)

[@vamsiakula653]

its a good explanation with animations.
thank u.

[@garrytalaroc]

THank you for such a great video.

[@goofyvids2978]

Thanks a Ton.
Very Informative

[@fernandofischer3725]

great video

[@lightingbolt6680]

What a beautiful and helpful video! Thanks!

[@dexter7328]

@Lighting Bolt bruhh what are you doing nowadays?

[@graphenetextilecoachinghom3051]

Great to see

[@hassaankhi]

Beautiful and explanatory-Thanks for share.

[@mariamalduhaim7472]

Hello .. thanks for everything
But I have some question ..
What is the reference for this concept ??

[@SeekTruth100]

Excellent explication 👏🏼
God bless

[@gadgetomotif]

thanks a alot, this presentation really help me

[@namjoonsbrokewife159]

This helped thanks a bunch !!

[@mxdnxss4390]

Just perfect

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Thanks so much !!! dễ hiểu lắm các bạn

[@IsaacSanchezDeLaCruz]

Awesome! Thanks! & Congrats!

[@MuammarElKhatib]

Thanks for this video.

[@marcinkotlarz3036]

nice work, thanks!

[@paulonandinho]

Great explanation!

[@johnathanwilliams2790]

Great video. I did some more research on this topic and my curiosity is peaked. Can Polyacetylene effectively conduct electricity at room temperature? I read that its conductivity fluctuated at different temperatures and it was hard to process. I want to use Polyacetylene as wires or contacts in place of copper to connect a parallel plate capacitor and a battery. Is this feasible? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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[e-mail] you can email me on that adress. surly we can discuss more detail on this..

[@mohitpuranshettiwar3958]

Thank you so much.

[@aryanraina700]

3:57

[@leadeeeeer]

it is really impressive, thank you!!

[@forbeshansen1564]

Excellent Video!

[@lrmodranoel]

It's not a mistake, It's an accident. Their is a difference.

[@jacquelinechetty5236]

Lovely video

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Thank you so much!

[@PMBSTUDIOS]

Thanks .upload more videos

[@mbmaline]

amazinnnggg videeeeoo

[@medagmedhin3509]

it is really cool stuff.

[@araftamim-mx3dw]

May another accidental material invention occur by myself inshaAllah 😅

[@arifulrehman5155]

grt n aswm voice of the narrator

[@mathon2462]

excellent

[@saikatbiswas5637]

very good

[@tanakaprospermuchengadava6972]

thank you l really understood

[@amanjot1854]

Thanku waheguru ji bless me🙏🙏

[@tharunmax4406]

superb

[@w2re633]

Good

[@ab5ok]

هذا شرح جميل

[@mahasenhussein1401]

thanks

[@hyunseopkim2206]

It's great

[@acceptthetruthitwillsetyou2598]

Great science, your mouth sounds dry the smacking was a bit disturbing but still very informative

[@Denis-np3mn]

Nice

[@azizrouichi7418]

merçi pour la vedio s'il vous plait si possible de mettre cette vedio en français

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[@aryanraina700]

3:49