I found a new battery chemisty?

[R@ndom]

Hi guys, I was bored so I took a fauxton into the shower. The water shorted it out so I couldn't turn it off. After 4 or 5 days it was still lit at a good brightness. There was lots of corrosion inside the light. Could the water react to the metal to create power? Coin cells can't be this powerful.

 

[Burgess]

Methinks you've stumbled onto Cold Fusion !



Run ! ! ! ! !




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[R@ndom]

Hello there, this is R@ndom's sister. I regret to inform you that he has died in a horrific accident...

:nana:

 

[R@ndom]

Just an update, I poured some strong acid (apple cider vinigar) on the light last might. Now it still is between quark moonlight and my phone screen in brightness.

 

[SFG2Lman]

the act of corroding/rusting does reallocate electrons...perhaps some went through the LED, but it would have to be corroding at an alarming rate to produce any sort of current i would think...sell your idea to GE they'll try anything!

 

[R@ndom]

I know it's somehow the same principal of lemon batteries. Just baffles me how powerful it can be.

 

[Burgess]

Hello there, this is R@ndom's sister.
I regret to inform you that he has died in a horrific accident...

:nana:

Gee, that's terrible ! ! !



(long pause)



Ummm . . . .


Can i have his Flashlights ?




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