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Revision as of 22:44, 11 June 2018
Kelvin generator - Euglena
Abstract
I would like to explore how Euglenas would behave in the electrostatic water. The electricity would be created by Kelvin generator which converts falling water to electrostatic charge and using the electric wires to conduct electricity. Then we could test its functionality and how much current electricity would be created. Then we could try to redirect the electrostatic field into a DC current and then let it flow in the water and see how Euglenas behave. Based on the experiments we could explore how Euglenas would behave in different intensity of electricity and Euglenas could stand how much electricity in water.
The principle of Kelvin generator
10.06.2018 Preparing materials(Not finished-I need to add the introductions )
11.06.2018 Building the model of Kelvin generator(Not finished-I need to add the introductions)
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