Energy salt water 2°

[@arunitbaidya6118]

Dear Roobert33, I would like to cite your video and give you credit on your work so I could use it appropriately for a science project. Some basic information like your name, qualifications and perhaps the sources you may have used would be considered as useful information. Thank you for you quick response. Cheers!!

[@alokiitr]

Great work. How long does it run without replacing salt water? and how long without replacing / cleaning the electrodes? in shord what is the mAh capacity

[@PcrHV]

Very awesome experiment! the result was great, it works and looks just like a duracell battery haha! Its always good to see a new video from you!

[@christopherleubner6633]

Want an even stronger one? Get some copper or steel foil and cut the can to make sheets of aluminum. Clean off the ink to shiny metal. Next make a paste from some rust, a bit of charcoal, some baking soda and salt water. Solder a wire to the copper or steel strip, then apply the paste to copper or steel strip and wrap with a layer of paper towel. Next roll the alumium strip with the wrapped strip like a jelly roll. Your battery will make about 4 to 6A and 1.3 to 1.5V😮

[@oscarabagali3247]

I have learnt new useful concepts. i am grateful

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+OSCAR ABAGALI Thanks :)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

@gunjan sachdeva is important, the paint insulation above the can.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Any content inside the can does not matter, the part that conducts current is the outside of the can :)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The copper you can buy it in a large hardware store, you have to remove the fan from inside an old PC.

[@professorfidelcat]

YUM YUM lets add some radium in the salt water and see if it boosts the voltage... nice video!!

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

If you take away the rubber isolators it is a short circuit and will not work. You can also put the plastic insulators.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The motor is supported on a base of plexiglass.

[@dksrishi559]

where did you buy the copper sheet

[@friele80]

so we make aluminum boats they can run without fuel then.... done.

[@JohnSmith-cj9cx]

Only if you want to travel at one millimeter per hour.

[@r.c.r.rproductions8462]

@@JohnSmith-cj9cx more electrolytes

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It you can buy it in large hardware stores.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

@gunjan sachdeva I used a wooden cilynder, you can also use a pipe PVC

[@chriskeiley5343]

this is what is known as a battery. 2 different metals dipped in an acid. if you have mercury fillings and somehow foil gets in your mouth... same effect and thus the funny feeling, your saliva is the acid btw :)

[@acsg4212]

I bought several motors to try and use for this. The one that we will most likely two has the following specifications: Voltage Range: 1.5-3DC Current: .18-.25A at no load .70A plus or minus 15% at max efficiency Speed: 8700 RPM plus or minus 12% at no load 5800 RPM plus or minus 12% at max efficiency Shaft Length: 38mm (1.5inches) Shaft Diameter: 0.0787 mm Output: 0.31W Torque: 5.5g/cm Is this an acceptable motor to use. Also we will be using a regular sized coke can instead of a larger one, how much water and salt should we use accordingly? Also where do we attach the alligator clips to on the motor, and does it matter which alligator clip goes to which material? Thanks in advance for your help. For clarification I am using a Metal Gear Motor from Radio Shack product number 273-0258

[@wumps-gaming]

roobert if you could find a way to keep the water to continuously circulate between a few containers and had something along the lines of what you built here, would that keep you a steady stream of voltage? Without it dissipating? I saw in your other video you kept picking up the can and copper tune and shaking them and it made the amperage go back up.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, you're right, if you shake the water the voltage and current are fairly constant for a longer time :)

[@clovisch01]

Hello. Congratulations for this experiment, as well as the others videos yours that i recently saw. My question about this battery is about to the duration of the reaction. In this case, how long continuous and uninterrupted use until you have to do new solution of water and salt, and/or replace one or both electrodes? Thank you for your attention. PS: Sorry my bad English.

[@dxhighendamplifiers]

Ahahahah!.... sound is great...lovely sound!

[@tehcno007]

did you measure the voltage it is giving out ..is there some substitute over the copper plate?anyways thanks for the vid

[@danyel4148]

You can use other motors by make several cells and connect them in series to increase voltage (positive to negative) or parallel to increase current (positive to positive and negative to negative) to the amount you need.

[@vipinbalasubramanian2253]

Can we use copper plate at any thickness or we should use only particular thickness plate.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+vipin dharaneether The rubber bands are also good for isolation. The copper plate is fine any thickness.

[@elisereneekouloukas301]

Why aren't we using this technology for everything? Gas and electrics going down. I lost a friend in the war. I'm angry at the fact that this is so hush hush. Man, especially ships and boats? The saltwater will never need to be replaced and the propeller is the main function. I vote for flying boats and cars. KZbin search "Loon Copter" on the Science Channel. I want to make a lifesize version of that using Saltwater and Copper Technology. Let's do this!!!💓

[@mikepict9011]

Aluminum air batteries are used pretty much exclusively by the military, problem is " recharging " is essentially Aluminum recycling, there is a company called urabat out of Japan that developed a rechargeable Aluminum air battery but lithium has a power density advantage and a running start . You must understand their is no " free energy " that's beta decay . Or the weak nuclear force .

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, you need the copper.

[@prakshigupta4740]

You have said on your previous comments that it can be charged with a 1.5 volt battery. Can you explain how? Do you connect the terminals of the cell to the copper and the can? Or do we dip it in the salt water?

[@TheWayha]

awesome! like a modern version of the Bagdad Battery. Thank you for sharing.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The copper foil I bought it from a large hardware store.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The rubber used to insulate the copper and aluminum.

[@louiegill5837]

How long would the fan run for?

[@teslapark3406]

Hello it's me again I wanted to also state that maybe you should tell us where you got your materials I think we all know where you can get aluminum cans but that copper plate did you buy it or was it a piece of scrap maybe you could suggest where we could get a plate such as that thanks again

[@WolfeTone17-98]

It looks like copper pipe.

[@dumass00072]

Did that copper sheet cost you an arm an a leg?

[@Aboodinho2002]

+Electricexperimentsroobert33 i have 3 questions, first do i have to remove the paint? and second is can i put the copper in a place and the can in another place but in the same container? and last is can i use copper wires instead of the copper sheet? please try to reply ASAP

[@sathitt.5980]

Please direct me to the document that describe the theory behind the experimental. I need to explain it to my 12 years old daughter. She was excited when watching to this video. Will the experimental work if I use LED instead of a motor?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

The circumference that develops a sheet of copper and can are much more than the bars of copper and aluminum

[@22091998s]

Hi! Does the water have to be cold?

[@michaelrose93]

So where are the electrons coming from? The salt? The water?

[@divyanshsingh5733]

Thanku very much sir for this great idea. I had tried it at home and it really work. Just what we have to do is to give it a start.once again thanku😚😍☠

[@kisses6949]

SCIENCE CLEAVE please help me

[@elvisalcibar180]

Plsss help me

[@elvisalcibar180]

What kind of motor ?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

You have to put a lot of cans and copper in series, at least 30.

[@samloves9529]

Is the can filled or empty? Or does it matter? I cant get it to work. How do you charge the motor with batteries? This project is not working?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

samantha jackson The tin does not matter if it is full or empty. The successful safe operation, the motor is 2 volts low current consumption, the engines of toys to 2-3 volts does not work.

[@isratjahanmoutusi7006]

Can we use the aluminium can and copper separately ... I mean that not separating with rubber spacers plz reply fast

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Israt Jahan Moutusi No, it is not possible outdistance them more than 50 mm.

[@prabhdyalsingh6178]

can i use brass instead of cooper please reply fast

[@danielarozo2932]

Thanks for the info sir robert but which is much better? Copper sheet or stainless steel?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Daniel Pogi Copper, silver is gold, are the best producers of current. The stainless steel is immediately after these three metals.

[@shaylnandos230]

nice video.............. I never try this if i go to the sea side.can i use sea water to produce volt?

[@mazinelsanosi4283]

what is the chemical formula that takes place between the salt solution and the two metals ? is this classified as the electrolysis of salt water ?

[@peterschiller2451]

Has the can be filled with coke or empty ?

[@ritikaganesh3916]

is it ok of the aluminium can is empty? what type of wires have you used?

[@robertomontes8941]

One question , will it work the same with a can full of sand or the sugar inside plays a role in this ? I mean i've seen potatos giving out current but nothing like this can you explain , thanks .

[@charisseiratagarino1081]

does the amount of salt affect the duration of the rotation of the motor?

[@amzy231990]

we experimented on this but using galvanize metal instead and a copper wire, even on water only u can produce an average voltage of 1v. copper and aluminum needs an isolated ground in order to discharge voltage and that ground must be conductive as wet soil or water... my problem is, i have already connected this in series and produced almost 14volts but the amperage is quite very low.. what do you think is the problem?

[@marloa1115]

what will happen after few days of using? is the alluminum melt?

[@bbbgg4276]

WHAT COULD BE USED TO SUBTITUTE THE COPPER PLATE.CAUSE I CANT FIND.MY WORK CANT PRODUCE ELECTRICITY.NOT EVEN LIGHT A BULB.PLSSS..MAKE A SIMPLE ONE.TNX.HOPE YOU WORK FOR IT

[@Its_Turboo]

this one is SIMPLE AS FUCK

[@hamsika9404]

is it necessary to use rubber insulators?? wat if i keep both the copper and the can apart in the salt water solution? will it work? and also the wires you used in there wat is it? copper? pls reply first.. its very important

[@teslapark3406]

Thank you for your reply it was an excellent answer, here's what we want to know which of the objects or metals is the sacrificial, is it the aluminum that gets ate up or is it the copper remember the more information we have the better your KZbin videos are, suggestion put the information at the bottom of the video written this gives indication of some of the things people want to know we know about salt water batteries what we don't know is things on how long what makes them stop can you recharge them all kind of little information you would learn by using them that you could pass on again thank you for coming it back I appreciate it and keep creating and making KZbin videos like this

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I did not understand what you mean, reformulates the question.

[@dharaneethervipin7943]

we should use only the motor cd rom 2-3 volts or we can use any motor please reply me fast

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It functions as a battery.

[@jesperb.245]

what did you do with the cola do you just paint it or???

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+Jesper Handskemager :)

[@jesperb.245]

+Electric Experiments Roobert33 I think that was a yes 😂😂

[@TheFloatingSheep]

+Jesper Handskemager he used sand paper... dude, don't paint it

[@Eabhiramkshirsagar]

is it necessary to place the metals inside cant be done seprate....im doing this as science experiment in school...it will be great if u guide me.....

[@princemakitsu3594]

can saltwater light a bulb?

[@ArtistaGenericoMedio]

beautiful experiments,like

[@prakshigupta4740]

If we keep changing the salt water, but not the cans, will it still work? If yes, then for how much time?

[@Anonymous_engineer93]

Hi,thank you for this experiment but do we get the fan in market?and what kind of wire you have used?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

kshitij pawar La ventola si trova all'interno dei PC.

[@Anonymous_engineer93]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 and what about wire?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

no matter the thickness of the wire

[@Anonymous_engineer93]

Okk,thank you!

[@ecleahsolyadao1354]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 can i use buld instead of motor?

[@ismailabbas8430]

can I use elastic bands instead of the rubber spacers

[@DollopussD]

Can't think why that wouldn't work. Did you try it?

[@mngamer5550]

this is really great but i have a question... can this work with a light bulb? and also does the ratio of volts change as you increase salt and water I need these answers ASAP and thanks

[@sydney22222]

It's been 5 years...

[@khal-yk6nj]

Do you need to use the sand paper step?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, you have to remove the paint on the can of cola, it is an insulator.

[@johairbalindong3247]

what if i don't have a copper plate i will use what???

[@meahajabeenhoque3936]

How did you disassemble the propeller/cooling fan? Because you know how apart of the cooling fan is like a square frame, i just need to know how to take it off of that. Do you know how i can disassemble it?

[@nw7696]

Science, love it! Thanks for sharing:)

[@Hagars_Heart]

What are the names of the cables you used for this experiment? Where did you find the fan/photocopier motor?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

mkskills19 The explanation is in the video description.

[@D-B-Cooper]

Did it do anything to the coke?.

[@alimamybangura3620]

Is the coke tin empty or full? or can it be used in either ways?

[@maitycreation9108]

where can we get the motor

[@max3655142]

are the two spacers of rubber necessary? can they be "substituted" with another item?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Max Rojas Yes, it can be replaced by elastic rubber.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

***** The elastics are used to insulate the can from the copper cylinder, if they touch each are short-circuited and does not operate.

[@ndcl10]

As you've said to your replies on your viewers, your using low consumption motor, where can I get this stuff?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

noel dc * The Engine 2 volts can be retrieved from a copier is not working.** To secure the success of this experiment, it is necessary to have an motor that has a low power consumption 15-20 mA max. and a voltage of 2-3 volts. It 'not recommended to use all kinds of motors for toys.

[@KevinThomasPrOKiLL3r]

adding more salt will give more energy ????

[@sivasaikarthikeyavemuri754]

is the copper sheet commonly available enough or should it be of pure form? and can we use more thicker copper plate?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

siva sai Yes, you can use a copper plate thicker, it is important that the pure copper (copper foil)

[@trench01]

Can't you just put a copper rod and aluminum rod in the cup of salt water to make it work? If not why does it need to be the way you did it? Also how long would that device run for before the aluminum gets eaten away? On a side note did you know that if you sealed it up you would notice that it released hydrogen due to the break down of aluminum would some use it for energy in a hydrogen generator. Wikipedia aluminum which says more about hydrolysis.

[@harshaslifejourney8577]

please give the explanation of the reaction happening here and how does it help us

[@zainebhussain3422]

What type of fan blade did you use and where did you get it from

[@mikeg642000]

Great project! Is it possible that it's working as an Aluminum-Air cell?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

More or less..

[@rajkumariyc8604]

excellent experiments

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Yes, he's right "Francois Rousignat"

[@paoloyanque]

what is the thing that you use? a ventilator?

[@teslapark3406]

Your video would have been perfect for us if you told us exactly how long it would run, just about everybody makes these types of batteries but no one gives information on runtime or other types of low test numbers and math are everything

[@shaunemicheal7362]

Some have made them run for weeks at a time. It depends on a lot of different parameters.

[@adityasingh-ye5jq]

I want to ask you that how many spoons of slat should be added ...........we added 5 spoons already ......but not working reply ad fast as you can

[@niceeguuyy3995]

What do you call to the Red and Black Wire that you used. Sorry for my bad english :)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Nicee Guuyy They are common copper wires :)

[@danielarozo2932]

Sir robert I want to ask something it is ok to use brass instead of copper? Im using 1.5volts motor please repy my answer thanks

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Daniel Pogi No, the brass does not produce enough current, a little.

[@hard2beatt]

Hello, can you explain what is happening in this experience? I mean how is this possible etc

[@maitycreation9108]

what other cheap easily available metal can we use in place of copper

[@zayanhaque305]

the project does work, but it does not produce enough power to turn a motor. we tried a lot of times, but it just didn't work. any way to fix this problem?

[@biradarshylaja2503]

Zayan Haque

[@sharothibose]

is there any substitute for the copper sheet?

[@Sreenuaero1234]

wt s the purpose of using rubbers??

[@riffy-_-5452]

what is the stand that you put the motor and the fan blades on

[@143Ereka]

@Roobert33 hey.. have a question.. can i use shim brass instead of copper sheet?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+Ereka Bergantinos absolutely not, only copper work.

[@143Ereka]

+Roobert33 what if i use 3 shim brass and 3 aluminum cans? put them all on the salt water.. will it make the voltage more higher?

[@jordannguyen6790]

Can you explain how this works? like how does it cause the fan to rotate?

[@rudranichavarkar4614]

hey m trying out this experimnt i have evrything assembled as u have said and shown..on the first atmpt it worked bt aftr a while wen i tried it again it wsnt working..so can u tell me the necessary precautions dt mst b taken to make it work properly...?

[@patriciamendoza7393]

what kind of water did you use?

[@haritimasingh4390]

I need to present a hydropower plant for my class project, is it suitable for that? Plus I want to know does the foil cost much? & if I use copper wire without the plastic coverings over it will it give me a shock? :) #URGENTREPLY

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Haritima Singh The copper wire is great also. The shock does not give it.

[@zusurs]

Do you have any understanding, what "hydropower plant" actually means? This is pure osmotic reversed electrodialysis reaction, nothing even close to "hydropower".

[@meahajabeenhoque3936]

what size was your rubber insulators? Please reply back asap!