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    Batteries Lab Report

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    The copper plate is the positive electrode or anode zinc plate and the negative electrode or cathode. By reacting the electrolyte with a transmission electron rods, which are drawn from the zinc plate, toward the plate of copper, with zinc atoms are oxidized and incorporated in the solution according to the reaction occurs: Zn?> Zn2 ++ 2e- This

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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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    researching the processes that contribute to the conductive property, it was found that the oxidized substance is the dye, as it donates an excited electron to the titanium oxide. Consequently, titanium oxide is reduced before it donates an electron to the cathode. The electrolyte solution was found to replenish the dye with electrons so it could continue to act as a reducing agent. Certain steps in the process of creating the solar cell were essential for conduction. For example, the electrodes needed to

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    A number of physicochemical properties must be considered while choosing a solvent for electrochemical work [35] like being in a liquid state at room temperature, capable of dissolving electro active species of interests, having a large potential window and having required acid-base properties. The dielectric constant is the most important parameter for a solvent. The cheapest solvent is water, which possesses many physico-chemical properties. It can dissolve ionic components and form highly conducting

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    Thin, Light And Light

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    Thin. Light. Flexible. So I assume many of you have heard of LED screens or panels, chances are you are probably reading this on one of them. Or if you’re one of those people who still use that stuff called paper then maybe on that. Well whatever you are reading this on prepare to empty you’re wallet’s because this new technology will surly brighten your day! LED’s or Light Emitting Diodes have been around since the 60’s and I think they are starting to decline. The new technology slowly replacing

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    Michael Gugliotta 12/3/14 Chemistry Period 8 Electrolysis Lab During this experiment, we saw electrolysis in action. Electrolysis occurs once an electrical wave hits an object. Electrolysis only occurs when it is in a salt-based or an ionic compound. It also detaches

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    Citrus Batteries Experiment

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    The purpose of me doing this experiment is to see which citrus fruit works as a better battery. From the various types of citrus fruits I chose to used a lemon and an orange. This is called a citrus battery. I am attempting to charge a holiday light bulb using a citrus battery as opposed to a traditional battery. I learned a lot of things from doing this project. One of the most important things I learned is that citrus fruits can be used as an alternative battery used to light a light bulb. I

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    English physicist, began a series of experiments that would resolve the controversy about cathode rays and lead to the discovery of the first subatomic particle. In order to do this successfully, Thompson constructed a cathode ray tube that allowed him to determine the ratio of the cathode ray particle’s charge to its mass. The cathode ray tube Thompson constructed was an “air tight” glass tube that had a cathode and an anode (with a small slit) attached to a power source, an electromagnet, a pair of

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    Sir William Crookes and what did he contribute to the urgency of producing ammonia, NH3 from nitrogen in the air? Sir William Crookes became president of the British Academy of Sciences in 1898. Crookes invented the Crookes tube, a precursor to cathode ray tubes and he is credited with discovering the element thallium. When he was appointed president of the Academy, he gave a speech in which he said the human population would be facing mass starvation from food shortage as soon as 1930. He said

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    upenn.edu, 2015) (wiseGEEK, 2015). The most primitive form of televisions relied on a cathode-ray tube to produce images, and operated with an analog signal(Lapin, 2015). As technology has developed over time and broadcast signals transitioned from analog to digital, LCD (liquid crystal display) and plasma televisions were created. These TVs are more compact, are flatter and have crisper pictures than their cathode-ray counterparts because the bulky tube is removed, and in its stead they use a thin

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