yeh its called lemergy :)
lemon
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed. A lemon contains chemical energy in the form of the chemical bonds stored in the molecules that make that lemon up. You can utilize the energy in a lemon (or any other thing containing chemical bonds) by causing it to undergo a chemical reaction.
Yes. Basically the lemon contains citric acid which acts as the electrolyte in this case.
I think that it is lemons because when I was in first grade I did an experiment with a clock, vinegar, wires, lemon, lime, and an orange and the lemon was the clearest.
How a lemon lights up a LED light is lemon juice has acid (a.k.a acidic juice) so when u connect zinc and copper to the lemon since they are conductors energy will flow from the acid to the copper or zinc and then it will flow through wires and the energy will be transformed into light energy and will be used by the LED light.
In the short run, a lemon. For the carbs, and in the long run, a potato.
either a lemon or orange
It's actually possible to connect a lemon to a battery--especially if that battery is another lemon. While this statement may seem confusing, it really isn't. One popular lemon battery experiment shows students how to create a voltaic battery with a lemon. This type of battery converts chemical energy into electrical energy. Further exploration of this principle will allow you to connect one lemon battery to another lemon battery. One lemon will produce approximately 7/10 of a volt of electricity. And two lemon batteries connected to each other generally create enough energy to power a digital watch.
a lemon, because it has electroides in it that make energy.
1 lemon yields about 2-3 table spoons of lemon juice, so the juice of two lemons is somewhere around 5 table spoons or so, or 1/4 cup and 2 tablespoons.
see how much energy you can save with out a plug in clock
Yes, if you connect wires from the clock LED to the lemon and attach one wire to a copper rod and another to a zinc rod. Stick the rods into the lemon or other citrus fruit. (Note that some LEDs require more energy....thus more of a lemon.) MadMatt