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The height of the pump increases the distance that the force will do work over (or how much kinetic energy the force will impart to a molecule), akin to how vol
by alisonkisk 6y ago
The height of the pump increases the distance that the force will do work over (or how much kinetic energy the force will impart to a molecule), akin to how voltage will impart kinetic energy to the electron.
Potential energy due to gravity is mgh. A pump adds more force to g. A tower increases h.
What's nice about the pump is that it removes the special spatial directionality of gravity. In electricity, Earth is a voltage point-of- reference but not a spatial directional reference for computing forces.