One thing I noticed is that this aluminum wire I got from Amazon doesn't seem to react to tap water. usually when I place a metal such as magnesium or tin into tap water bubbles will start to form show that the metal is decomposing into a lower energy state. But this aluminum wire does not do this, no bubbles and no corrosion.
Here is where you get the aluminum wire Amazon.com: Fi-Shock FW-00018D 250-Feet 17 Gauge Spool Aluminum Wire: Patio, Lawn & Garden
Also I picked up some peacock ore. Peacock ore is mined for its copper content and this rock works well as a electrode. So why does peacock or or hematite ore work well as a positive electrode? Its simple. The more active metal which so happens to be the negative electrode has more electrons than the positive electrodes, so the negative electron wants to give up electrons to the less active metal. Here is where it gets hard because the peacock ore is already in its fully oxidized state so it can't accept electrons any more but Electricity is still there when you use peacock ore and aluminum wire.
Also I like to point out that if a cell is outputting a high amount of amps it has a low resistance and low resistance creates heat and heat equals wasted energy. Think about it. The batteries that we use are wasting energy off as heat, if you never pulled high amps from a battery than you don't waste energy off to heat.
Here is where you get the aluminum wire Amazon.com: Fi-Shock FW-00018D 250-Feet 17 Gauge Spool Aluminum Wire: Patio, Lawn & Garden
Also I picked up some peacock ore. Peacock ore is mined for its copper content and this rock works well as a electrode. So why does peacock or or hematite ore work well as a positive electrode? Its simple. The more active metal which so happens to be the negative electrode has more electrons than the positive electrodes, so the negative electron wants to give up electrons to the less active metal. Here is where it gets hard because the peacock ore is already in its fully oxidized state so it can't accept electrons any more but Electricity is still there when you use peacock ore and aluminum wire.
Also I like to point out that if a cell is outputting a high amount of amps it has a low resistance and low resistance creates heat and heat equals wasted energy. Think about it. The batteries that we use are wasting energy off as heat, if you never pulled high amps from a battery than you don't waste energy off to heat.
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