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How Does Lemon Juice Conduct Electricity3. Insert the paper clip about an inch in to the
Because lemon contain high concentration of salts,lemon.
these salts are in the form of solution ( dissolved4. Insert a 6 inch piece of 18 gauge copper wire
in water or such called lemon juice ) & this isabout an inch in to the lemon. (Make sure that the
electrolytes, & electrolytes have the ability tofive metals are not touching inside the lemon).
conduct electricity. So very naturally lemon juice5. Attach the lemon wires to the multitester wires
conduct electricity. A the bottom there is a& check for a reading.
description of how does lemon juice conduct6. If the lemon passes the check by producing a
electricity.reading, try attaching the lemon wires to the
You should know that Lemon juice is acidic inmetal base of the light bulb.
nature.7. If the light bulb doesn't light, prepare more
These are the particles that conduct currentlemons as in steps 1-3, & attach the lemons
thorugh the liquid - not as well as metals, but well .to each other by stringing them in a series,
Acids dissociate in water in to conductive ions - acopper to copper & paperclip to paperclip.
positively & negatively charged ion.8. Try the multitester again with the series of
Here is the Experiment on how does lemon juicelemons.
conduct electricity.9. Try step 4 again.
Materials: Take these materials to conduct this10. The light bulb doesn't always light, so don't get
test.frustrated.
* 18 gauge copper wireThese are the particles that conduct current
* wire cuttersthorugh the liquid - not as well as metals, but well
* paper clipsenough.
* lemonsAcids dissociate in water in to conductive ions - a
* multitesterpositively & negatively charged ion.
* small flashlight bulbSo the gist is that lemon juice is acidic and it
Procedure: of how lemon juice conduct electricity.make positive and negative ions after getting
Lemon juice is acid.dissolve into water thereby lemon juice conduct
1. Roll a lemon to get the juices moving inside.electricity.
2. Straighten a paperclip.