How Do You Make A Potato-Powered LCD Watch Science Project?
If you think potatoes are dull, think again. Potatoes are versatile because they are an essential ingredient in food recipes, make salty snacks, can be used as craft stamps and can power a watch. They might be just what you are looking for when it comes time to do a science project. Like lemons, potatoes can power an LCD watch. In this case, you make a battery by suspending two different metals in an acidic solution (a potato). Write the numbers “1,” “2” and “3” individually onto three different sticky notes. Place a sticky note in front of each potato so you can tell the spuds apart. Place a nail into one end of each potato. Place a copper wire into each potato, on the side opposite of the nail. Clip the nail in potato 1 to the copper wire in potato 2 using an electrician’s clip. Clip the nail in potato 2 to the copper wire in potato 3 using another electrician’s clip. Clip another electrician’s clip to the copper wire in potato 1; do not clip the opposite end to anything just yet. Th