-- Carefully remove the 'lead' from a wooden pencil that has been sharpened
to a very fine point. You will use this piece of 'lead' as the 'lightning rod' in
your working model of a lightning-protection system.
-- You need a source of very high voltage. This is nothing to play around with,
so I will give no instructions here. You'll have to look elsewhere for advice.
And when you get it, hold onto the person who shows you where to get a
high-voltage source. You'll need his supervision for every step, from there on.
-- You'll construct a circuit consisting of the high-voltage source, a large, blunt
conductor connected to one side of it, and your sharp pencil-lead connected to
the other side. There is no connection between the large, blunt conductor and
the pencil-lead.
When the blunt conductor is moved or waved anywhere in the neighborhood
of the pointy pencil-lead, a long spark will jump from somewhere on the body
of the blunt conductor to the tip of the pointy pencil-lead.
-- The large blunt conductor is the working model of a charged thundercloud.
-- The pointed pencil-lead is the working model of a lightning rod.
-- The long spark is a working model of a lightning discharge.
-- The 'snap' or 'crackle' you hear is a working model of a thunder-clap.
You can't do it from the instructions I've given here. That's intentional.
You need to do this with the help and under the supervision of somebody
who has done it before. Otherwise, there's a very good chance that you'll
hurt yourself or hurt somebody else. Lightning hurts, even if it's only a
working model.
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To make a working model in geography, you first need to decide on the topic or concept you want to represent. Then, gather materials such as maps, clay, paper, or other items to build your model. Use these materials to create a physical representation of the geographical concept you are studying, such as a mountain range, river system, or ecosystem. Be sure to label and explain the components of your model to show how they interact in the geographical setting.
because the air in the sky is cold so it can make lightning.
lightning and fire
you can make on the topic of conductor and non-conductors
To make a lightning conductor for a rural area, you can use materials like copper or aluminum rods to create a conductive path for lightning to travel safely to the ground. Ensure that the conductor is tall enough to extend above nearby structures and that it is securely grounded. Professional installation is recommended for proper safety measures.
Yes, in the Superposed model line.
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There are a few ways to make an English working model. The exact model details depend on the type of English working model you want.
There are so many ways that you can make a working model on sound. One way to create a working model is to sing.
Copper is typically used to make good lightning conductors due to its high conductivity and durability. Aluminum is also commonly used for lightning conductor installations. Both materials are able to efficiently conduct the electrical current from a lightning strike safely to the ground.
working model on Articles
working model of nervous system
Working model for what, exactly?
u make your working model of area of circle with your use of brain
you can make a bulb working.......................