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Title of the Experience
Make a lemon battery
Name of the teacher
Otilia Val Castillo
Country where it took place
Spain
School typology
High Secondary School
Thematic Area
Chemistry
Experience typology
Laboratory
Type of contact
Direct
Description of the Experience
The aim is to see how using a lemon as power generator can turn a digital clock. We will use a lemon, two screws , two coins of 5 cents and copper wire. Conenctando these materials properly obtain a potential difference sufficient to power the digital clock.

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Date: 2014.10.16

Posted by Nevenka Kostova (Bulgaria)

Nature is unique and at the same time offers countless possibilities and alternatives. Every discovery in science and technology has an analogue in nature. Our children are exclusively related to the benefits of modern technology and cannot imagine life without them. It's great to see that lemon can be a generator, not just a sour fruit. This is an example of a practice that will grab both young and elder students. You can even practice skills and dexterity to connect the components. Very captivating experience!

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