Potato Science Experiment Kit

Name: Potato Science Experiment Kit
SKU: TS-ED0002
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SKU: TS-ED0002

Categories:Science Experiment Kit, STEM & Educational Projects

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You may know potatoes as a good source of potassium, but did you know they can be used to power an LED?

With this Potato Clock Science Experiment Kit, you can generate enough electricity to run an LED by pushing the zinc and copper electrodes into the potatoes, causing an oxidation/reduction reaction that is converted to low voltage.

Specifications:

2 x 5mm Red LED
3 x 20 cm red wire(colour may change)
2 X wire with Dupont end (Red and Black 10cm)
2 X Zinc plated
2 X Copper-plated

Package Includes:

Potato Science Experiment Kit

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