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What is the purpose of the lemon battery?
The use of a lemon battery is a demonstration of what is necessary for a battery to operate. All you need to make a battery is two dissimilar metals and acid. There is not much practical application of the lemon battery. They are not cost efficient for the amount of energy produced. The same with a potato battery potato's have more power than lemons and are easier to make.
Would a battery made out of lemon and two metals be a wet cell or a dry cell battery?
wet cell battery
What are two pieces of metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
How can I make a battery using a lemon?
To make a battery using a lemon, you will need a lemon, two different metals like copper and zinc, and some wires with alligator clips. Insert the metals into the lemon, making sure they don't touch. Connect the wires to the metals and use a voltmeter to measure the voltage produced. This creates a simple battery that can power small devices.
What are the two pieces different of metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
These are the electrodes.
What are two pieces of of different metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
What are two piece of different metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
What are two pieces of different of metals that are in contact with electrolyte in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
What part of a battery is composed of two different types of metals?
The left onds
What are two pieces of different metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
What are the two pieces of difference metals that are in contact with electrolytes in a battery?
They are the two electrodes: anode and cathode.
How does an apple create a battery?
It doesn't. But it can act as the electrolyte if you stick two dissimilar metals into one.
