electricity from potato and vegtabels
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Somewhere outside the CRICKET section...
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Solar cells convert the solar energy into elctricity and this electrical energy can be used for cooling
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See sources for making a "lemon battery" or a "potato battery".  You'll probably need to hook several of these batteries together in parallel in order to get enough current to power an LCD, but it should be possible.  Alternatively, you can use pieces of copper and zinc sheet metal to increase the surface areas of the electrodes in each battery, which will increase the current produced by each battery.
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It is possible, since electromagnetic waves carry energy, although you are not really sending electricity, more just transferring energy. Having solar collectors in space that 'beam' energy to earth via microwaves (high refrequency radio waves) has been seriously considered.\n\nAny solar panel is also converting electromagnetic waves to electricity, os the answer is definitely yes.
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Potato, potato farm, potatoes
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It depends on how much you use the electricity.
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Write a letter to the editor of the paper, call the company to ask what the charges are and why they are there, keep asking until you understand. \n\nCheck into converting to solar energy (which is expensive to set up but cleaner and a great green alternative.) You can have an alternative to using a ton of electricity!\n\nOther than that, going Amish is the only other choice that I know of.
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a:\nbasically energy was released during discharging a battery, but not in form of heat but electricity. (if the definition of exothermic is in the aspect of energy, it is exothermic)\n\nb:\nLight energy from sun is absorbed by the leaves (which must be required for photosynthesis), so it is endothermic.\n\nc:\nBurning alcohol will produce fires and the products are CO2 and water, so it is exothermic.\n\nd:\nWhen potato become cooked(baked), energy is absorbed. So it is endothermic. (otherwise the surrounding will be very hot, together with fire)
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I think I would go with windmills, solar panels might be too much technology for an Amish technology.
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Do demonstrate the electric current produced by the acids reacting with the probes.  Your lemon is really a battery.
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The potato is a vegetable.  It is the root of the plant.  Potato leaves are poisonous.  \n\nThe main use of potatoes is food for people.  \n\nSee link below for history of the potato and other facts, including nutrition:\n\n\nPercentage of Recommended Daily Allowances provided by one average potato:\n\nVitamin C 45%\nThiamin 10%\nNiacin 8%\nVitamin B6 14%\nFolacin 14%\nPanthothenic Acid 6%\nPhosphorous 6%\nMagnesium 12%\nIron 9%
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I would probably use Light Emiting Diodes connected to a low voltage dc source using very small gauge twin-lead wire.
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nahhh   it not give u that helthy green glow.     all electonics give off some form of radiation.    but   smaller  eletronics  do not give off alot that can be dangerus
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When life gives you potatos make Vodka: The practical chemical applications of potatos in the Modern world.
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Sounds like static electricty, which tends to develop in windy dry conditions.  Check it out.
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Yep - those are called phosphenes. Pressure can generate them as well as low-frequency electrical stimuli.
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atach a wire to each part of the batter, attach them to the light. create a circuit and you will have light