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explain onion light bulb experiment

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Answered by avnindersaluja28
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electrolyte is a substance that -- when it is in an aqueous solution -- conducts electricity because of the presence of free ions. If the contacts of a lightbulb are submerged in an electrolyte solution, the lightbulb lights up when it detects an electrical current. When the solution is a strong electrolyte, the light shines brightly, but if the solution is a weak electrolyte, the light is dim. Nonelectrolyte solutions will not light the bulb.

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Answered by aalya2013142
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new world of renewable energy, California onion bulbs now will power light bulbs – the common vegetable has transitioned from a simple food stock to a mini-power plant.

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