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Waterkracht Batterijen met de lessen van Walter Levin van MIT
Klik hier aan Mening op de Volledige Wijze van het Scherm
Deze video bewijst dat de energie kan zijn tranformed in een batterij, misschien bevestigend dat het aan mogelijk is maak een batterij met een kaars, kalk, of aardappels.
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This video proves that energy can be tranformed into a battery, perhaps confirming that it is possible to make a battery with a candle, lime, or potatoes….
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It’s called Kelvin water dropper (AKA kelvins thunderstorm)
now, unlike wool you might be able to start a car with this.
wow I didn’t know you had smiley.
lets see
wow 5 out of 5 sorry for the off topic posts
Mouarf. Potatoes battery is just chemical, as the first Volta battery was. No relation with this water battery.
Zedomax, I watched the video you have linked and it was very interesting, I am guessing here that the static charge is actually provided through the the transfer of a eletrostatic charge (electron transfer) between the water running throught the barrel and plastic tubing. This would allow the water to transfer it’s charge from the friction with the tubing - through the air (made easier with a humid atmosphere”water”) to the smaller (insulated) cans allowing the charge to build up till it can bridge the gap between the two metal rods.
-Ryan
also look here for more info -
HowStuff Works - Static electricity
http://science.howstuffworks.com/vdg1.htm
cool i wodered how this worked.. i even aske dmy science teacher… she didnt know…
this is a boroque one :O
wheres the rest of the video???