Not by itself. You also need 2 different pieces of metal (e.g. copper & zinc) for the electrodes to make it into a battery. The voltage you get will be different for different combinations of metals.
However the internal resistance of such homemade batteries is high compared to factory manufactured batteries, so the current they can deliver will be small too. This makes them generally somewhat impractical for any real purpose.
Yes limes do make better batteries than lemons
Acid is the key. Check the link for a great YouTube video showing how to make a batter from lemons.
Ever tried eating batteries?
batteries, lemons, grapefruits (ect.)
they are both acidic
This is list of things containing acids:Ants : formic acidVinegar : acetic acidLemons : citric acidCar batteries : sulphuric acid
Plutonium is not used in batteries.
The common factor is acid although different acids are involved. Ants - Formic acid Vinegar - Acetic acid Lemons - Citric acid Car batteries - Sulphuric acid
Ants, vinegar, lemons, and car batteries are all associated with acids. Ants produce formic acid, vinegar contains acetic acid, lemons are rich in citric acid, and car batteries use sulfuric acid as an electrolyte. These substances exhibit acidic properties, which play various roles in biological and chemical processes.
the lemons are used to make lemonade which means if you wish to use them you must buy a lemonade stand which costs 500
Depending on what the project is about. Here are a few: Got Lemons? Lemmons For Batteries? The Electric Lemmon! Lemmon Aid?
argentite is used to make batteries