Added Zach's feedback regarding the Apply Voltage page

Co-authored-by: Zachary Ifkovits <[email protected]>

beskar/desc/apply-voltage.md

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 <p>Applying voltage is as simple as dragging the slider or typing a value and clicking the <b>Apply</b> button.  In most situations you will want to apply 0.1 volts.  Once you click <b>Apply</b>, the applied voltage should appear on the multimeter you have connected to the SEAL kit.  If the <b>Apply</b> button is grayed out this means the given value is the current voltage applied.  Additionally, when trying to apply voltages on either extreme of slider, a message will appear indicating that the SEAL kit may not be able to apply voltages at the given extreme accurately.</p>
 
-<p>Applying voltage is important for initiating an experiment. Applying a voltage can help "push" along reactions.</p>
-<!-- If possible elaborate more on this, don't really know what I'm talking about -->
+<p>Applying voltage is important for initiating an experiment. Increasing the voltage is like increasing the water pressure in a hose. The higher you turn the water pressure (voltage), the more water (current) will flow. Applying a voltage can help "push" along reactions by applying a "pressure" that makes reactions move forward.</p>