How do you generate electricity out of lemon juice?

Question

How do you generate electricity out of lemon juice?

Answer 1

the chemical formula is e=mc2 times (twobillion x pi)

Answer 2

Get one lemon (or any juicy fruit or vegetable).

Push an iron nail into one end, and a bit of bare copper into the other end

Answer 3

Fruit cake.

Answer 4

Put an electrical cord through it and hook the cord up to your tv

LOL

Answer 5

A battery is made of two electrodes and an electrolyte.  The two electrodes are simply pieces of different kinds of metal.  ANY two kinds of metal will work.  The electrolyte is a fluid, usually an acid.  So take two little pieces of metal, say zinc and copper, and stick them into a lemon, and then measure between them with a voltmeter and you will see an electrical voltage there.  You can use a potato too!  In fact you can put these two pieces of metal in your mouth and you'll get some electricity there.  (Did you ever feel that nasty feeling when you bite on tinfoil?  That's an electrical shock!  People without fillings in their mouths don't get that.)

When I was a kid we did this with pennies and dimes.  Pennies were pure copper in those days and dimes were pure silver.  (Yeah, it was a long time ago. 8^)  ).  We would take little round circles of blotter paper, about the size of a dime.  We'd dip these in salt water.  Put down a penny, a piece of blotter paper, a dime, another penny, another piece of blotter paper, another dime, five of each.  This created a stack of cells--each penny/paper/dime was a cell. If you picked up this stack you could feel a shock!

Answer 6

by MAGIC

lol jk.

If you find out tell me

Answer 7

This links tells you how.

http://www.nexusresearchgroup.com/fun_sc...

Answer 8

Lemon juice is acid.

Acids dissociate in water into conductive ions - a positively and negatively charged ion.

These are the particles that conduct current thorugh the liquid - not as well as metals, but well enough

And how?

Get one lemon (or any juicy fruit or vegetable).

Push an iron nail into one end, and a bit of bare copper into the other end

Answer 9

I dunno if you can do it with lemon juice, but I know that if you soak an onion in two cups of gatorade for half an hour, you can fully charge an iPod because of the electrolytes in the gatorade. Maybe that applies to lemon juice too, but I dunno.