Baghdad Battery
Notre Dame Of Greater Manila
Madre Ignacia Avenue, Grace Park East, Caloocan City, Philippines
Investigatory Project Entitled:
Electrical Activity of Copper and Electrolytes
Submitted by: Submitted to:
Jyrus Cimatu Mrs. Maquimay
Jamil Mongcal
Wreccsor Cestina
I. Introduction
Philippines have always been a target of tropical cyclones and calamities.
And let’s admit it; we are not always ready when it comes to disasters. Resources are scarce when we need it. Fortunately, we Filipinos have a knack of being street-smart and resourceful. We can turn any trash to treasure, we can succeed from rags to riches and we already proved that to the world. From any kind of liquids that contains electrolytes, we can produce electric current out from it. Following an experiment from the Mesopotamians and today’s modern, “fruit battery”, we have constructed a simple machine that can be used at any time of need.
Background Of The Study
A thorough research for an exemplary Functional Investigatory Project that could be used as an inspiration came from the media such as the television and internet.
Several other researches were also found but they were very elementary and therefore not suitable for our level. However, browsing through the television channels, one program caught the researcher’s attention. The certain television channel was History
Channel and the host was investigating battery that could have proven that Alessandro
Volta was not the first person to conduct electricity. Scholars are investigating how the
Ancient Egyptians go through the pyramid tombs. Since there was little oxygen, flame cannot be produced, leaving only one type of hieroglyphic to be based upon. A drawing of a giant light bulb. The researcher’s interest in producing light in spite of short resources sparked to help Filipinos in times of distress.
STATEMENT OF
Madre Ignacia Avenue, Grace Park East, Caloocan City, Philippines
Investigatory Project Entitled:
Electrical Activity of Copper and Electrolytes
Submitted by: Submitted to:
Jyrus Cimatu Mrs. Maquimay
Jamil Mongcal
Wreccsor Cestina
I. Introduction
Philippines have always been a target of tropical cyclones and calamities.
And let’s admit it; we are not always ready when it comes to disasters. Resources are scarce when we need it. Fortunately, we Filipinos have a knack of being street-smart and resourceful. We can turn any trash to treasure, we can succeed from rags to riches and we already proved that to the world. From any kind of liquids that contains electrolytes, we can produce electric current out from it. Following an experiment from the Mesopotamians and today’s modern, “fruit battery”, we have constructed a simple machine that can be used at any time of need.
Background Of The Study
A thorough research for an exemplary Functional Investigatory Project that could be used as an inspiration came from the media such as the television and internet.
Several other researches were also found but they were very elementary and therefore not suitable for our level. However, browsing through the television channels, one program caught the researcher’s attention. The certain television channel was History
Channel and the host was investigating battery that could have proven that Alessandro
Volta was not the first person to conduct electricity. Scholars are investigating how the
Ancient Egyptians go through the pyramid tombs. Since there was little oxygen, flame cannot be produced, leaving only one type of hieroglyphic to be based upon. A drawing of a giant light bulb. The researcher’s interest in producing light in spite of short resources sparked to help Filipinos in times of distress.
STATEMENT OF