The document summarizes an experiment on the effect of vinegar on raw chicken eggs. The hypothesis was that an egg shell submerged in vinegar would dissolve, while one in water would not, making the egg bouncy. Two eggs were placed in containers of vinegar and water respectively. After two days, the vinegar had dissolved the eggshell, allowing the egg to bounce due to its flexible membrane, confirming the hypothesis and showing vinegar's effect on calcium carbonate shells.
The document is a word search puzzle in Portuguese containing words related to dental health such as tooth, dentist, water, toothpaste, and cavity. It contains a grid of letters where the words are hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. The goal is to find all of the hidden words in the grid.
Este documento fornece exemplos e explicações sobre complementos diretos e indiretos em frases. Aprende-se a identificar estes complementos e como podem ser expressos por pronomes pessoais como "me", "te", "nos", "vos", "lhe", "lhes". Exemplos são fornecidos para praticar reconhecer estas funções sintáticas.
Este documento fornece instruções sobre o funcionamento da língua portuguesa, incluindo verbos, nomes, adjetivos e grupos gramaticais. Contém vários exercícios sobre esses tópicos gramaticais.
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Ciências Naturais 8º Fluxos de Energia na dinâmica dos Ecossistemas. Espaço Crescer Centro de Estudos, Ovar.
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The document provides requirements and guidelines for students participating in the science fair. It outlines that students must submit a notebook, display board, and multimedia presentation. The notebook sections include an introduction, lab report on the experiment, research, bibliography, and technology component. The display board should visually present the title, data/graphics, problem, hypothesis, procedure, results, and conclusions. Important due dates are provided.
The document summarizes an experiment on the effect of vinegar on raw chicken eggs. The hypothesis was that an egg shell submerged in vinegar would dissolve, while one in water would not, making the egg bouncy. Two eggs were placed in containers of vinegar and water respectively. After two days, the vinegar had dissolved the eggshell, allowing the egg to bounce due to its flexible membrane, confirming the hypothesis and showing vinegar's effect on calcium carbonate shells.
The document is a word search puzzle in Portuguese containing words related to dental health such as tooth, dentist, water, toothpaste, and cavity. It contains a grid of letters where the words are hidden horizontally, vertically, and diagonally. The goal is to find all of the hidden words in the grid.
Este documento fornece exemplos e explicações sobre complementos diretos e indiretos em frases. Aprende-se a identificar estes complementos e como podem ser expressos por pronomes pessoais como "me", "te", "nos", "vos", "lhe", "lhes". Exemplos são fornecidos para praticar reconhecer estas funções sintáticas.
Este documento fornece instruções sobre o funcionamento da língua portuguesa, incluindo verbos, nomes, adjetivos e grupos gramaticais. Contém vários exercícios sobre esses tópicos gramaticais.
Cantigas populares infantil_-_pré-alfabetização (1)Edilene Costa
A empresa de tecnologia anunciou um novo smartphone com câmera aprimorada, maior tela e bateria de longa duração. O dispositivo também possui processador mais rápido e armazenamento expansível. O novo modelo será lançado em outubro por um preço inicial de US$799.
Ciências Naturais 8º Fluxos de Energia na dinâmica dos Ecossistemas. Espaço Crescer Centro de Estudos, Ovar.
Para mais questões ou temas contacte espacocrescer2012@gmail.com
The document provides requirements and guidelines for students participating in the science fair. It outlines that students must submit a notebook, display board, and multimedia presentation. The notebook sections include an introduction, lab report on the experiment, research, bibliography, and technology component. The display board should visually present the title, data/graphics, problem, hypothesis, procedure, results, and conclusions. Important due dates are provided.
This document describes an experiment to observe how the freshness of various fruits affects their voltage, pH, and ability to light an LED bulb. Several fruits including lemon, apple, starfruit, orange, tomato, banana, and potato were tested both fresh and non-fresh. The freshness was found to impact both the voltage and pH levels, with fresher fruits generally producing higher voltages and more acidic pH levels. Lemon produced the highest voltage of the fresh fruits due to its acidic pH. The objectives of determining which fruit produces the highest voltage based on pH and how long a fruit can light a bulb were not fully achieved.
The student conducted an experiment to determine the effect of pH levels on the germination of green bean seeds, planting them in soils with pH values ranging from 2 to 14. Their results showed that beans only germinated in soils with a pH of 6-7, supporting their hypothesis that near neutral pH levels are optimal. This experiment provides useful information for farmers on maintaining proper soil pH for maximum crop growth.
The document summarizes an experiment that tested the chemical reaction between different types of Mentos candies and sodas. It describes the hypothesis that regular Mentos and Diet Coke would produce the largest fountain, outlines the variables and test conditions, and presents the results showing that the hypothesis was correct. The conclusion is that specific ingredients in Diet Coke and regular Mentos candies cause the biggest reaction.
This document summarizes a student's experiment to test if fruits or vegetables can produce electrical energy. The student's hypothesis was that the chemical reactions between electrodes and electrolytes in fruits/vegetables could generate electricity. In the experiment, potato, lemon, and apple juices were used as electrolytes with copper and iron electrodes. The results showed low levels of electricity were produced from each fruit/vegetable, with potato producing the highest levels. However, the batteries quickly depleted, similar to conventional batteries once the chemical reaction ends.
This science fair project examines the question of how a particular independent variable affects a dependent variable. The student hypothesized how changing one factor would influence the outcome measured. They conducted research on the topic, defined the variables to be studied, outlined materials and procedures for testing their hypothesis, collected and recorded data from multiple trials, and analyzed whether the results supported or contradicted their initial prediction.
My science fair experiment power pointilovedogs101
Hannah conducted a science experiment to test if the color of paper affects how quickly it can be seen in the dark. She hypothesized that yellow would be seen fastest since it is a bright color. Her experiment involved timing 10 people as they identified black, purple, and yellow papers hung in a dark room. Her results found that purple was seen fastest on average, contrary to her hypothesis. She concludes the retina detects purple most quickly to inform the brain.
Shnutez's Fruit and Electricity Experimentazamhicks
1) The document compares the conductivity of apples and grapefruits. It summarizes that grapefruits contain more water (90% vs 80%) and citric acid (70%) than apples, which contain malic and maleic acids.
2) An experiment was conducted where apple and grapefruit slices were used to complete circuits with batteries and light bulbs. The grapefruit circuit lit the bulb brighter (0.35 watts vs 0.30 watts) showing it conducted more electricity.
3) The conclusion is that grapefruits conduct more electricity than apples due to their higher water and acid content.
The document outlines an experiment to determine which combinations of fruits and metals produce the highest voltage in a fruit battery. Students are asked to design their own experiment that tests different factors and records their observations in a table. The goal is to investigate what factors affect the voltage produced and determine the best fruit and metal combination.
How to plan and conduct hypotheis based science projects for A/L school project.
The project can be presented to National Science and Engineering Fair or to Google Science fair projects
The document describes an experiment to test how different fruits - lemons, apples, and bananas - produce electricity when connected to a voltmeter. The hypothesis was that lemons would produce the highest voltage due to their low pH and high acidity. However, the results showed apples produced the highest voltage. The conclusion is that the hypothesis was wrong, and apples may have higher acidity than lemons or a lower pH to produce more electricity.
This document discusses science fairs and exhibitions. It begins by defining the difference between the two, noting that science fairs include exhibits as well as entertainment, while exhibitions focus only on displays. The document then outlines the types of exhibits commonly seen at science fairs, such as student-created instruments, toys, and projects. It also lists the activities that take place at science fairs, including films, quizzes, lectures and competitions. The objectives and organization of science fairs are explained, emphasizing their educational benefits. Advantages include developing scientific thinking, cooperation, and creativity in students. In conclusion, the document states that science fairs and exhibitions effectively stimulate interest in STEM fields and encourage problem-solving skills.
15 Science Projects for Homeschool High SchoolJoy Capps
When you homeschool you don't have the benefit of a science lab. Or do you?? Here is a list of science labs you can do at home with your homeschool teens.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation about science fairs and exhibitions. It defines science fairs as educational activities that encourage independent student research through hands-on experiments. The purpose of science fairs is to stimulate interest in science, recognize student talents, and encourage scientific investigations. Successful science fairs require planning objectives and procedures, distributing roles, executing the event, judging entries, and evaluating outcomes.
Standing posture is good for health.It renders numerable benefits to your health.
Standing also referred to as orthostasis is a human position in which the body is held in an upright
(“orthostatic”) position and supported only by the feet.
Standing is good for health compared to sitting.Standing is the preferred posture to reverse the health
consequences of a sedentary lifestyle
Sustainable chemistry from tomato skins at Azienda Agricola Virginio ChiesaBiocopacPlus
The “AZIENDA AGRICOLA CHIESA” (SME) is a family-run farming enterprise. Its initial activities were the cereals production and the beef cattle farming. For zootechnical feeding we use, in addition to cereals, several agro-industrial by-products, including the tomato peels.
Municipal solid waste can be used to produce energy through waste-to-energy facilities. The document lists several companies involved in waste management and renewable energy production, including recycling companies that sort recyclable materials from trash, as well as energy companies that convert garbage into energy through processes like burning waste to generate electricity. International waste trading is also discussed as a way to manage trash from multiple countries.
A Unified Expression Platform That Makes Tomato Suitable Model For Exploring ...Fabio Caligaris
Presented at Plant Genomics and Gene Editing Congress: Europe. For more information visit: www.global-engage.com
TomExpress platform was developed to provide the tomato community with a browser and integrated web-tools for public RNA-Seq data visualization and data mining. RNA-Seq raw sequence data available in public databases were mapped de novo on a unique tomato reference genome sequence, and post-processed using the same pipeline with accurate parameters.
Science involves the systematic study of nature and its rules through observation and experimentation. The most basic science is physics, which deals with concepts like motion, forces, energy, and matter. Technology applies scientific knowledge to practical problems. The scientific method uses educated guesses called hypotheses, experiments, and conclusions to build knowledge about the natural world. Key aspects of the scientific method include forming hypotheses, making predictions, designing experiments to test predictions, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
The document summarizes information about citrus fruit production in the Valencian region of Spain. It states that the Valencian region has over 300 years of tradition in citrus farming and enjoys an ideal Mediterranean climate for growing citrus. It is now the world's largest exporter of citrus fruit, producing over 3.9 million tons annually, mainly of clementines, oranges, and lemons from September to June. The high quality of Valencian citrus is attributed to stringent production and handling standards.
This document lists various foods including fruits like apples, bananas, grapes, and strawberries; vegetables such as carrots, beans, eggplant, garlic, onions, peppers, and tomatoes; grains including bread, cornflakes, pasta, potatoes, rice; and proteins like cheese, chicken, eggs, fish, meat, and shrimps. It also includes dairy items milk and desserts like cake and cookies.
The document summarizes a student project that aims to test different fruits as potential sources of electricity. The team hypothesized that fruits with pH levels further from 7 would generate higher voltages. They tested 20 fruits and recorded each fruit's pH level and voltage. Most fruits generated voltages between 0.8-1V. Strawberries had the highest voltage of 1V while watermelon and lemons were on the lower end. Through this experiment, the students learned about laboratory protocols and safety, as well as the importance of teamwork and compromise.
This document provides instructions for creating a battery that generates electricity from air and saltwater. The battery uses an iron electrode, a magnesium electrode placed on opposite sides of a container filled with saltwater. Oxygen in the air and saltwater facilitates the oxidation of iron, producing enough electricity to light a small bulb. Following the procedure carefully and using larger electrodes and containers can increase the amount of light produced. Creating batteries from common materials like air and saltwater demonstrates producing electricity from freely available resources.
This document describes an experiment to observe how the freshness of various fruits affects their voltage, pH, and ability to light an LED bulb. Several fruits including lemon, apple, starfruit, orange, tomato, banana, and potato were tested both fresh and non-fresh. The freshness was found to impact both the voltage and pH levels, with fresher fruits generally producing higher voltages and more acidic pH levels. Lemon produced the highest voltage of the fresh fruits due to its acidic pH. The objectives of determining which fruit produces the highest voltage based on pH and how long a fruit can light a bulb were not fully achieved.
The student conducted an experiment to determine the effect of pH levels on the germination of green bean seeds, planting them in soils with pH values ranging from 2 to 14. Their results showed that beans only germinated in soils with a pH of 6-7, supporting their hypothesis that near neutral pH levels are optimal. This experiment provides useful information for farmers on maintaining proper soil pH for maximum crop growth.
The document summarizes an experiment that tested the chemical reaction between different types of Mentos candies and sodas. It describes the hypothesis that regular Mentos and Diet Coke would produce the largest fountain, outlines the variables and test conditions, and presents the results showing that the hypothesis was correct. The conclusion is that specific ingredients in Diet Coke and regular Mentos candies cause the biggest reaction.
This document summarizes a student's experiment to test if fruits or vegetables can produce electrical energy. The student's hypothesis was that the chemical reactions between electrodes and electrolytes in fruits/vegetables could generate electricity. In the experiment, potato, lemon, and apple juices were used as electrolytes with copper and iron electrodes. The results showed low levels of electricity were produced from each fruit/vegetable, with potato producing the highest levels. However, the batteries quickly depleted, similar to conventional batteries once the chemical reaction ends.
This science fair project examines the question of how a particular independent variable affects a dependent variable. The student hypothesized how changing one factor would influence the outcome measured. They conducted research on the topic, defined the variables to be studied, outlined materials and procedures for testing their hypothesis, collected and recorded data from multiple trials, and analyzed whether the results supported or contradicted their initial prediction.
My science fair experiment power pointilovedogs101
Hannah conducted a science experiment to test if the color of paper affects how quickly it can be seen in the dark. She hypothesized that yellow would be seen fastest since it is a bright color. Her experiment involved timing 10 people as they identified black, purple, and yellow papers hung in a dark room. Her results found that purple was seen fastest on average, contrary to her hypothesis. She concludes the retina detects purple most quickly to inform the brain.
Shnutez's Fruit and Electricity Experimentazamhicks
1) The document compares the conductivity of apples and grapefruits. It summarizes that grapefruits contain more water (90% vs 80%) and citric acid (70%) than apples, which contain malic and maleic acids.
2) An experiment was conducted where apple and grapefruit slices were used to complete circuits with batteries and light bulbs. The grapefruit circuit lit the bulb brighter (0.35 watts vs 0.30 watts) showing it conducted more electricity.
3) The conclusion is that grapefruits conduct more electricity than apples due to their higher water and acid content.
The document outlines an experiment to determine which combinations of fruits and metals produce the highest voltage in a fruit battery. Students are asked to design their own experiment that tests different factors and records their observations in a table. The goal is to investigate what factors affect the voltage produced and determine the best fruit and metal combination.
How to plan and conduct hypotheis based science projects for A/L school project.
The project can be presented to National Science and Engineering Fair or to Google Science fair projects
The document describes an experiment to test how different fruits - lemons, apples, and bananas - produce electricity when connected to a voltmeter. The hypothesis was that lemons would produce the highest voltage due to their low pH and high acidity. However, the results showed apples produced the highest voltage. The conclusion is that the hypothesis was wrong, and apples may have higher acidity than lemons or a lower pH to produce more electricity.
This document discusses science fairs and exhibitions. It begins by defining the difference between the two, noting that science fairs include exhibits as well as entertainment, while exhibitions focus only on displays. The document then outlines the types of exhibits commonly seen at science fairs, such as student-created instruments, toys, and projects. It also lists the activities that take place at science fairs, including films, quizzes, lectures and competitions. The objectives and organization of science fairs are explained, emphasizing their educational benefits. Advantages include developing scientific thinking, cooperation, and creativity in students. In conclusion, the document states that science fairs and exhibitions effectively stimulate interest in STEM fields and encourage problem-solving skills.
15 Science Projects for Homeschool High SchoolJoy Capps
When you homeschool you don't have the benefit of a science lab. Or do you?? Here is a list of science labs you can do at home with your homeschool teens.
This document summarizes a seminar presentation about science fairs and exhibitions. It defines science fairs as educational activities that encourage independent student research through hands-on experiments. The purpose of science fairs is to stimulate interest in science, recognize student talents, and encourage scientific investigations. Successful science fairs require planning objectives and procedures, distributing roles, executing the event, judging entries, and evaluating outcomes.
Standing posture is good for health.It renders numerable benefits to your health.
Standing also referred to as orthostasis is a human position in which the body is held in an upright
(“orthostatic”) position and supported only by the feet.
Standing is good for health compared to sitting.Standing is the preferred posture to reverse the health
consequences of a sedentary lifestyle
Sustainable chemistry from tomato skins at Azienda Agricola Virginio ChiesaBiocopacPlus
The “AZIENDA AGRICOLA CHIESA” (SME) is a family-run farming enterprise. Its initial activities were the cereals production and the beef cattle farming. For zootechnical feeding we use, in addition to cereals, several agro-industrial by-products, including the tomato peels.
Municipal solid waste can be used to produce energy through waste-to-energy facilities. The document lists several companies involved in waste management and renewable energy production, including recycling companies that sort recyclable materials from trash, as well as energy companies that convert garbage into energy through processes like burning waste to generate electricity. International waste trading is also discussed as a way to manage trash from multiple countries.
A Unified Expression Platform That Makes Tomato Suitable Model For Exploring ...Fabio Caligaris
Presented at Plant Genomics and Gene Editing Congress: Europe. For more information visit: www.global-engage.com
TomExpress platform was developed to provide the tomato community with a browser and integrated web-tools for public RNA-Seq data visualization and data mining. RNA-Seq raw sequence data available in public databases were mapped de novo on a unique tomato reference genome sequence, and post-processed using the same pipeline with accurate parameters.
Science involves the systematic study of nature and its rules through observation and experimentation. The most basic science is physics, which deals with concepts like motion, forces, energy, and matter. Technology applies scientific knowledge to practical problems. The scientific method uses educated guesses called hypotheses, experiments, and conclusions to build knowledge about the natural world. Key aspects of the scientific method include forming hypotheses, making predictions, designing experiments to test predictions, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions.
The document summarizes information about citrus fruit production in the Valencian region of Spain. It states that the Valencian region has over 300 years of tradition in citrus farming and enjoys an ideal Mediterranean climate for growing citrus. It is now the world's largest exporter of citrus fruit, producing over 3.9 million tons annually, mainly of clementines, oranges, and lemons from September to June. The high quality of Valencian citrus is attributed to stringent production and handling standards.
This document lists various foods including fruits like apples, bananas, grapes, and strawberries; vegetables such as carrots, beans, eggplant, garlic, onions, peppers, and tomatoes; grains including bread, cornflakes, pasta, potatoes, rice; and proteins like cheese, chicken, eggs, fish, meat, and shrimps. It also includes dairy items milk and desserts like cake and cookies.
The document summarizes a student project that aims to test different fruits as potential sources of electricity. The team hypothesized that fruits with pH levels further from 7 would generate higher voltages. They tested 20 fruits and recorded each fruit's pH level and voltage. Most fruits generated voltages between 0.8-1V. Strawberries had the highest voltage of 1V while watermelon and lemons were on the lower end. Through this experiment, the students learned about laboratory protocols and safety, as well as the importance of teamwork and compromise.
This document provides instructions for creating a battery that generates electricity from air and saltwater. The battery uses an iron electrode, a magnesium electrode placed on opposite sides of a container filled with saltwater. Oxygen in the air and saltwater facilitates the oxidation of iron, producing enough electricity to light a small bulb. Following the procedure carefully and using larger electrodes and containers can increase the amount of light produced. Creating batteries from common materials like air and saltwater demonstrates producing electricity from freely available resources.
Self Learning Material for Chemical Effects of Electric Currentheny2803
This document discusses electrical conductivity of liquids. It begins by introducing the topic and defining good and poor conductors of electricity. It then describes three activities to test whether various liquids conduct electricity using homemade testers. The activities find that lemon juice, vinegar and salt water conduct electricity, while distilled water is a poor conductor on its own but conducts when salt is dissolved in it. Other liquids like tap water, vegetable oil, milk and honey are classified as good or poor conductors based on the results.
This document outlines a week's worth of daily activities for students to complete to become an "Energy Expert". It instructs students to complete one short activity each day, tell others what they've learned, and provide feedback on their progress. Each day focuses on a different topic related to energy and includes a short description and link to start the activity.
This document outlines a week's worth of daily activities for students to complete to become an "Energy Expert". It instructs students to complete one short activity each day, tell others what they've learned, and provide feedback on their progress. Each day focuses on a different topic related to energy and includes a short description and link to start the activity.
1. Passing an electric current through a conducting solution, such as salt water, produces chemical effects including the formation of gas bubbles on the electrodes.
2. One such effect is electrolysis, where the passage of current causes the decomposition of the solution into its constituent elements. In salt water, oxygen and hydrogen gases are produced.
3. Electroplating is a technique using electrolysis to coat one metal onto another. By passing current through a solution containing dissolved metal ions, the metal deposits onto the cathode in a layered coating. This allows less expensive metals to be coated with more valuable metals like silver and gold.
This presentation is done by the team Challengers from Al Wakra Independent Secoondary School for boys.
This project is based on the topic Dye- Sensitised Solar Cells where the students fabricate an artificial photosynthetic device using nanotechnology and plant pigments to capture sun energy and convert it to electricity. They study the concept of using dyes to plant dyes to capture the solar energy to simulate the natural process “photosynthesis”. They use the workshop-gained knowledge in DSSC to invent new products. They are challenged to create the most efficient dye-sensitized solar cell, using vegetable and fruit dyes, in order to power an electric device.
The product idea is Solar Alarm that works when the sun rises that could be used in many places like in the military boot camp to wake the soldiers and everyone else up when the sun comes up.
How does the color of the light affect the growth of a plantbri_lives_the_life99
The student conducted an experiment to determine how the color of light affects plant growth. Two identical plants were placed under different light sources - one under a blue light bulb and one under a natural light bulb. Over several weeks, the student observed and recorded data on the plants' growth. Their results showed that the plant under the natural light grew healthier and stronger, developing leaves, flowers, and a greater height, while the plant under blue light struggled, failing to flower and growing much smaller with weak branches. The student concluded that natural light allows for optimal plant growth compared to artificial blue light.
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The chapter Lifelines of National Economy in Class 10 Geography focuses on the various modes of transportation and communication that play a vital role in the economic development of a country. These lifelines are crucial for the movement of goods, services, and people, thereby connecting different regions and promoting economic activities.
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A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
3. My hypothesis is that the electrodes in a single
citrus fruit will be an alternative way to power
something like a light bulb. I base my
hypothesis on that there will be enough
electrodes to power a light bulb.
4.
5. The purpose of this experiment was to see if
there was an alternative way to have a battery
source. I became interested in this experiment
when I was putting batteries in my flashlight
and I wanted to know what else could be used
to power a light bulb. The information
gathered in this experiment with help others by
helping someone power something for a short
period of time.
8. 1. Get your multimeter, pennies, knife, screws, bulb, and
citrus fruits out and ready.
2. Take the lemon and make a small slice and put in the
penny. Then push the zinc screw in and measure the
voltage with your multimeter.
3. After put the copper screw into the fruit.
4. Take the copper wire and wrap it around each screw
and see if you get it to light up the bulb.
5. Record the data and move on to the next fruit.
6. Once done with one type of each fruit repeat with
second of each fruit.
7. Once you are done, record and compare your results.
Then pick the fruit with the highest range of voltage.
9. April 25th, 2012 12:00pm Left house to get
supplies for project.
Went to Home Depot,
Kroger, and Farmers
Market. Worked on for
an hour and a half.
May 1st, 2012 11:15am Used citrus fruits,
pennies, zinc nails,
copper wire, AA 1.5v
battery, and light bulb
with leads for
experiment. Also used
multimeter to measure
the voltage of the fruits.
Was unable to power
light bulb with fruits.
Worked on for one hour
and fifteen minutes.
10.
11. The original purpose of this experiment was to see
if one citrus fruit was an alternative way to power
a light bulb and see how much voltage a single
fruit could produce. The results of the experiment
were that one fruit was not able to power a light
bulb. Also the voltage of each fruit is as follows;
Lemons produced 0.660v to 0.720v, the Limes
produced 0.629v to 0.738v, the Grapefruits
produced 0.602v to 0.730v, the Oranges produced
0.668v to 0.690v, and the Clementine’s produced
0.813v to 0.815v. From the results, on average, the
Clementine’s produce the highest voltage.
12.
13. My hypothesis was that one single citrus fruit
would be able to power a light bulb. I base my
hypothesis on the idea that if it were able to power
a light bulb, it might have been an early version of
a light bulb, to early people. The results indicate
that this hypothesis should be considered false.
The amount of voltage produced by one fruit is not
strong enough. Because of the results of this
experiment, I wonder if more than one fruit might
have been able to power a light bulb. If I were to
conduct this science fair project again I would try
connecting more than one fruit together to try to
get a higher voltage.
14.
15. The purpose of this experiment was to see if there was an alternative way to have a
battery source. I became interested in this experiment when I was putting batteries in my
flashlight and I wanted to know what else could be used to power a light bulb. The
information gathered in this experiment with help others by helping someone power
something for a short period of time. My hypothesis is that the electrodes in a single
citrus fruit will be an alternative way to power something like a light bulb. I base my
hypothesis on that there will be enough electrodes to power a light bulb. The constants
and controls in my experiment were a regular AA 1.5v battery powering a light bulb and
the fruits. The variable in experiment was the penny and the zinc nail. I measure the
dependant variable by using a multimeter to measure the voltage. The results of the
experiment were that none of the fruits were able to produce enough voltage to power a
light bulb. The lemons produced 0.660v to 0.720v, the limes produced 0.629v to 0.738v,
the grapefruits produced 0.602v to 0.730v, the oranges produced 0.668v to 0.690v, and
the Clementine’s produced 0.813v to 0.815v. The results show that my hypothesis should
not be accepted because the fruits were not able to produce enough voltage to power a
light bulb and my hypothesis said that it would be able to. If I were going to do this
experiment again in the future or expand on this experiment I would try connecting
more than one citrus fruit together to try to get a larger voltage and try to power a light
bulb.
16. Helmenstine, Anne M.
"Fruit Battery." About.com Chemistry. Web. 07
May 2012.
<http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistryho
wtoguide/a/fruitbattery.htm>.
"Lemon Battery." Lemon Battery. Web. 07 May
2012.
<http://www.hilaroad.com/camp/projects/le
mon/lemon_battery.html>.
17. What device did I use to measure the voltage of
the fruits?
How many fruits did I use?
What fruits did I use?
What do all of those fruits have in common?
Where did I go to get my supplies?