| Judul | : | Experiment electricity with saltwater |
| info | : | NOTICE: replicate this experiment can be very dangerous, only by people with knowledge of electricity. This experiment is only a simple demonstration for those who does not have enough knowledge in the electric field to understand the importance of salt dissolved in water, triggering an optimal condition the passage of electric current between the two electrodes. *For guarantee success, the working voltage must be in DC, AC voltage does not guarantee the proper functioning. MATERIALS: 1) DC 220V, alternatively AC 220V, but little power performance. 2) A light bulb 230V 500W or 5 bulbs of 230V 100W. 3) Two iron nails or other conductive metal. 4) A glass tray. 5) Water and salt, at least two spoons. 6) Two electric wires. |
| Upload | : | 19 June 2014 |
| Uploader | : | mif |
| Durasi | : | 4:57 |
| Source | : | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODbgKXFED5o |
| Alex Trevino | : | aint nothing new we use a pill contaner in prison all day to light cigs |
| jogga singh teidy | : | Where is the other red wire connected to? |
| destiny vanderlip | : | We are doing this project 😂 #fun |
| muhammed abdulrahman | : | How can I get the manuscript and the materials needed for three bulbs only. So it can serve in the absence of light. |
| Xrip100 | : | if i have 20% 30% 40% concentration of salt the better it conducts?...or at some point it's useless to add more salt? |
| Christine Gloria Aoanan | : | What if i do not use a generator, will it light up the bulb? Am I collecting energy and depositing it in the generator? Very useful but I need to do some experiments so that I won't pay electric bills anymore. |
| Ricardo Pbautista | : | h2O + nacl will yield hcl , an acid..., and so your basic battery as a result of chemical reaction..., electron flow in the circuit..., whoala.....light ! |
| Adam Simonini | : | I was just reading about icon bonds in my textbook. It mentioned that solutions containing dissolved ions are electrolytic, and that the polarity of water interferes with ionic bonds. So... I went to check for a YouTube video of this and voila! |
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| mike | : | you should explain what is that APARATUS :( |
| Alba Reyes | : | Esto es increÃble. Con razón dicen que nosotros somos la sal. ~.~ This is incredible. Rightly they say that we are the salt. ~.~ |
| Mahenaaz Khan | : | that's sooooooo cool |
| Steve Johnson's Random Videos | : | does it work on a computer coolling fan |
| Tomasz Ferre | : | sparkling atoms form rod |
| Leon Guinto | : | Engineer Aisa Mejino will have scholarship in the US invited by Barack Obama then forever she'll working in the US, become american citizen and all her invention will be mass produced and be sold in the Philippines thrice the price, who be reaping the profits? The Americans, inutil ang govt natin, kc dito priority puro pulitika, si Kris Aquino at high society! |
| Peter Muzycki | : | Why does it turn yellow? |
| electro kid | : | only reason I watched this to get more electric power to get powerful |
| Mansi Shahi | : | that's nice |
| harshit sanaala | : | for what did he connected the wires |
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