Perhaps the experiment requires making an electromagnet using the battery as the power source. Tightly wind a couple of dozen turns (all in the same way) of insulated wire around a big nail. Use something like small speaker wire. What has been constructed is an electromagnet, and it should turn "on" when the poles of the battery are touched (taped?) to the ends of the wire. (Strip insulation back as necessary.) When the circuit is completed, current flows through the wire and turns the nail into an electromagnet. The nail should pick up the staples. AAA, AA, C and D cells should all pick up about the same amount of staples at first. All those cells have the same output voltage (if they're all good). Read the labels on the case of the batteries to find out the output voltage. The larger battery has more energy stored inside. Because in this type of battery it's stored in the form of chemical energy, more chemicals = more stored energy. That larger battery should last longer than the smaller ones.
I think it is ascience project because when I searched for it on the computer it came up as a science project. So ya it's a science project.
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the question of your science project
A popular one is what brand of battery lasts the longest. This can be easily done with the popular brands of batteries and a flash light.
first thing that came to mind, BATTERY BRAND BUSTERS... hahahaha kinda cheesy tho :]
the question of your science project
No set answer to that, it depends on the capacity/size of the battery and the power consumption of whatever they're connected to.
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21 hours is how long.I did a science fair project on it.Dollar General brand batteries last longer than 5 hours!
The concept and science of batteries has been around for hundreds of years, but it wasn't until the 1950s that the battery as we know it today was really invented. In 1964, that battery was marketed as the Duracell Battery.
I am experomenting with batteries for a science fair project. The cell that worked best was the "bleach cell" which produced 1.7 volts. The anode is aluminum. The cathode is Copper. The electrolyte is liquid bleach. However, the answer to this question is the vinegar battery. But, if you use vinegar as the elestrolyte and copper and zinc as the electrodes the zic will "burn out" after only a few hours. Thanks- Josh
The ancients knew nothing about electricity or batteries and could write nothing related to batteries, so there is no relevant verse in the Bible. If you want to do well at science in school, you should focus on science in these projects.
Which brand of AA batteries lasts the longest
yes that is a science project and you can buy the kit in