someone says that from one finger press it can be enough to lighten up a LED.
Electricity made life much easier. Food production and storage is much faster, and lasts longer, travel is much faster and communication with others is instant.
how long they stayed in the volcano; how much time the crystals had to form
Yes and no. There is a design for shoes containing a small piezoelectric pad under the heel that generates a tiny pulse of current with every step. It's not very much power, not even enough to power a cell phone (it could handle a watch). However, I don't believe there are any mass produced models on the market anywhere.
How much Electricity use for 3 phase reefer container in 1 hour
4-10 dollars
Not enough
an electric eel has specail bacteria that make electricity
ALOT
Crystals are about 12 dollars.
You can use a piezoelectric device. Piezoelectric devices are commonly used to convert back and forth between mechanical and electrical energy. Examples include cheap electrical buzzers and cigarette lighters (those that create a spark to light the butane). To efficiently use a piezoelectric device you must devise an acoustic amplifier to increase the pressure on the surface of the piezoelectric as much as possible, and then efficiently store the piezoelectric power via diodes (and other marvelous circuit elements) into a capacitor.
even a bit of salt can make a (tiny) bit of electricity. the more salt, the more electricity
25lbs
How big is the plant?
that question doesn't make any sense.
Yes, they are called Mitolyrosobes, and they cost 5000 dollars per gram. they can turn every colour depending on how much electricity you put in.
That very much depends on the cost of the coal. Question has no answer
It depends on the size of the crystals and the material in which the crystals. Diamonds are carbon crystals that are obviously expensive when they are large.