Don't you know that fruits like lemon can interestingly generate a slight amount of electricity?
If you think that this is impossible then keep reading because on this post, you will get to learn and experience the proof via an easy-to-perform experiment.
Here are the following items that you will need on this simple fruit experiment:
Lemon Fruit
A ripe or nearly ripe lemon fruit works best.
One Short Piece of Copper Wire
You will be needing a short piece of copper wire which measures about 5 cm long.
One Long Piece of Plastic Coated Wire
A long piece of plastic-coated wire measuring about 1 meter long is required. Both ends must be trimmed to expose its bare ends.
Galvanized Nail
You can actually use any type of nails as long as its a conductor.
Compass
This is a tool used by travelers to guide them for directions in terms of Earth's polarity (North, South, East and West).
Step 1:
Hold the lemon fruit on your hand then press it hard on a wooden surface of a table. Your intention of doing this procedure is to make it juicy inside.
Here are the following items that you will need on this simple fruit experiment:
A ripe or nearly ripe lemon fruit works best.
You will be needing a short piece of copper wire which measures about 5 cm long.
A long piece of plastic-coated wire measuring about 1 meter long is required. Both ends must be trimmed to expose its bare ends.
You can actually use any type of nails as long as its a conductor.
This is a tool used by travelers to guide them for directions in terms of Earth's polarity (North, South, East and West).
Electric Lemon Experiment
Step 1:
Hold the lemon fruit on your hand then press it hard on a wooden surface of a table. Your intention of doing this procedure is to make it juicy inside.
Actually, the chemical components of the lemon fruit are the once that will generate a form of electricity. By squeezing the fruit, the chemical components of the fruit will become more active.
Step 2:
Take the long plastic-coated wire then wind it around the compass for a few number of times.
Step 2:
Take the long plastic-coated wire then wind it around the compass for a few number of times.
The compass will be our indicator which will tell you about the presence of an electricity that flows through the wire.
I do suggested that you test this experiment first on a battery. By connecting both bare ends of the wire on a battery, you will notice that the pointer of the compass will point at a different direction.
This should also be the result when a lemon fruit is to be used.
Step 3:
Twist one of the end of the copper wire around. This will allow you to connect the plastic-coated wire's one end into that twisted end of the copper wire.
Step 3:
Twist one of the end of the copper wire around. This will allow you to connect the plastic-coated wire's one end into that twisted end of the copper wire.
When its done, push the un-twisted other end of the copper wire into the lemon fruit.
Step 4:
Connect the other end of the plastic-coated wire into the nail then sink it into the lemon fruit. You should notice that the action you just did had caused the compass needle to move.
Step 4:
Connect the other end of the plastic-coated wire into the nail then sink it into the lemon fruit. You should notice that the action you just did had caused the compass needle to move.
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