Well, if have pure water, the water molecule is electrically neutral, so it is not drawn to either terminal. Once a battery is dropped in the water, the sodium ions migrate towards the negative-tank and the chlorine ions migrate towards the positive-tank.
It will separate the elements in the water, H20. Bubbles will form off of the metal contacts giving you Hydrogen and Oxygen.
The battery would lose its acid.
If you put a battery or a cell in a fire, it could explode.
I think the cell will turn whatever color water you put (under the microscope). It will also become bigger.
Distilled water is a hypotonic solution. Due to diffusion, water wants to go into the cell to reach equilibrium. Whereas, a salt water solution (hypertonic) would make the water leave the cell. So, if you put "wilted celery in distilled water" then water would diffuse into the piece of celery; making it become harder.
since distilled water is hypotinic to the amoeba's cell sap water moves into the amoeba through osmosis diluting it's cell sap, the contractile vacuole become more active in order to eliminate excess water
Osmosis. Osmosis is the diffusion of water. The plant sucks up the water that was died red and it is brought all the way to the petals through the xylem tubes by osmosis. Celery does that too. Most plants do.
Can you put sugar water in battery
you can put water in every battery...if the atv battery is bone dry then put water in it but only use distilled water and not tap water.
If you put a battery or a cell in a fire, it could explode.
no
Distilled water.
The battery contains a mixture of distilled water and sulfuric acid.
Distilled Water
When you put water near a window it will eventually after a couple of days evaporate.
No, never add regular drinking water to a battery. Only add Distilled Water.
Enough distilled water to cover the plates. Do not open a sealed battery.
NO!!!!!!! The fumes emitted by a battery are highly explosive.
when you lick a 9 voltage battery you get a tiny shock on your toung and it hurts.