Self Charging Effect Eliminated After Graphene Power Cell Trial !!

[String Theory]

I tried out the last and final candidate to make a self charging cell.
I had purchased a thermal pad graphene sheet. I used graphene,
aluminium and water. I measured 0.7 Volt and around 2 microamps.
No evidence of self charging effect. The technical explanation is
that if it was self charging the amps should have gone up. So just
like the previous cell with copper coin, zinc\iron plug and glue stick
adhesive mixed with natrium salt. It to had too low amps. So my final
conclusion is that the microamps were caused by ordinary common
effects.

Finally i can close my power cell project !! - Kai Anders Wold

[BorisKrabow]

It is advisable to conduct a demonstration test of self-charging in the absence of chemical reactions.For this purpose, different electrodes that are resistant to chemical influences are selected.The phenomenon of self-charging has little to do with the electrochemical potential of the electrodes.Electrodes for self-charging are selected based on the difference in free charge carriers in the electrode material.These properties are in good agreement with the properties of thermocouple electrodes.Large catalogs are available for selecting materials based on thermoelectric power properties.
Practical classes : Karpen's battery has been turning the motor in the museum for about 100 years (see photo). Gold - Platinum 0.5 Volt in Sulfuric Acid. The simplest test of this battery is Carbon electrode - Graphite electrode. About 0.3 Volts in weak electrolytes.

Best regards, Boris

[String Theory]

There is a historical error in your message !!

The karpens battery has been running since 1950 and that is 75 years ....

Also is the battery does not produce energy continuous but the motor is
constructed to shift between running and a break to allow the karpens
battery to recharge enough to keep the small motor to be running...

Kai Anders Wold

[BorisKrabow]

I wanted to find out whether you were acting intentionally or out of ignorance