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K5-12 BATTERY AND CURRENT - WORKING MODEL
Additional Info
- ID Code: K5-12
- Purpose: Model of battery with circuit attached
- Description: Though originally built as a toy, this device can be used as a model of an electric circuit attached to a battery. The "battery" raises the penguin "electrons" to a high potential. where they then progress through a "circuit" as they lose their potential. This model might indicate that a battery EMF provides energy which the carriers dissipate against resistance - the carriers do not speed up as they lose potential energy.
- Availability: Available
- Loc codes: K5
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K5 Electrical Properties of Matter
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K5-12 BATTERY AND CURRENT - WORKING MODEL
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