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    Batteries

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    I. Batteries help make our lives easier. These devices allow us to power devices we use everyday without plugging it in to an outlet. II. Batteries are devices of portable electricity made up of electrons that come in many different forms. They are are made up of three main parts; an anode, a cathode, and an electrolyte. The cathode is a positive electrode, the anode is a negative electrode, and the electrolyte is a substance that gives off ions and conduct electricity. Two metals in a chemical

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    Orange Battery

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    Matouq. Veggie Power! Making Batteries from Fruits and Vegetables Project Kit Available! Order Your Project Supplies Abstract Did you know that you can get electricity out of a potato? In this project you will learn how do build a simple battery using a variety of different fruits and vegetables - REALLY! You'll be able to figure out things like:

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    Battery Essay

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    1.1 What is a Battery? A battery is defined as being an electrochemical cell that has the ability to turn chemical energy into electrical energy. All batteries contain an anode, cathode, electrolyte and a separator. The difference between distinct types of batteries are the materials used as the electrodes and electrolyte. There are two types of battery categories in which all batteries can fall under, the primary battery which is a single use battery cell and the secondary battery cell which can

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    Carrot Battery

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    Make a Carrot Battery This activity uses a common carrot and two different metals to make a enough electricity to run a small digital clock. Materials: Two Large Raw Carrots; 2 Pennies; 2 Large Galvanized Nails; 3 pieces of 6" long wire; Small Digital Clock (Tandy (Radio Shack) or Maplin - "Stick-on Timer" £3.50/ $4.99. The digital clock can be extracted from an inexpensive alarm clock or it can be purchased from an electronics store. Slice of about 1 inch from each carrot and discard. Place

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    Baghdad Battery

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    amounts of water trapped in the mineral structure by polar attraction. CHAPTER II Review Of Related Literature The Baghdad battery was the foundation of this project and Baghdad batteries were built by Ancient Parathions. There is still no exact proof on where the Parathions were able to use it since there were no wires found for the electric current to flow. The battery is composed of a clay pot, a copper tube enclosing a half inch metal tube and an asphalt stopper as a resistor. Inside the

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    The Parthian Battery

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    The use of electricity may go back further known as the Parthian Battery. The battery dates back to the Parthian empire and is believed to be 2,000 years old. However, the battery is known from its creator Alessandro Volta (a chemist and physicist and pioneer of electrical science). Volta is known for voltaic electricity (same as volts) and for many other things. The basic property of a battery is that two objects work as electrodes, causing an electrochemical reaction which generates voltage. 5]

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    Secondary Batteries

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    Batteries are essential for the wireless heart monitors to operate. A battery is composed of electrochemical cells that convert stored chemical energy to electrical energy and consists of a cathode (the positive terminal) and an anode (the negative terminal). The battery needs to connect to the external circuits of the wireless heart monitor, and electrolytes move and cause the electrolytes to act as ions and preform work. There are two ways in which batteries can behave: a primary and a secondary

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    Battery Reus Definition

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    In common assault and battery, I would first like to define what battery and assault is and further analyse the actus reus and the mens rea respectively. The actus reus refers to the physical element of crime whilst the mens rea refers to the mental element crime, also known as ‘guilty mind’ and internal element. In section 39 Criminal Justice Act 1988 battery refers to battery as the defendant intentionally or subjectively recklessly applied unlawful force. In the first place the word ”force” does

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    Battery Lab Report

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    Introduction: A zombie apocalypse has broken out and my family and I want to go and see if we can find any survivors, but we need to make a battery to here if it is safe to leave. We have no power, but we do have a radio that I made in collage it requires 1.5V battery. My goal is to create a battery that will get the radio working. My hypothesis is if I change the electrolyte from lemon juice to salt water then the volts will go up. My independent variable is the solutions provided, my dependent

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    Potato Powered Clock Theory: Potato as a Battery Hypothesis: Potatoes have starch in them which is a natural sugar that can be broken down naturally for a release of energy and generate enough power to run a digital clock. Problem Statement: Can ordinary potatoes power a digital clock for more than 24 hours? Variables: * Independent Variable – Potato * Dependent Variables – Clock, connection wires, copper and zinc plates Materials Needed: * Digital Clock with 2 Wires

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