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    The document describes how to make a homemade light bulb using common household materials. It lists the materials needed which include nails, a glass jar with a lid, copper wires, an iron filament, and a battery. It provides step-by-step instructions on assembling the bulb by connecting the filament and wires to the nails and battery. When connected, the battery emits electrons that travel through the copper wires and hit the iron atoms in the filament, causing them to vibrate and produce heat, turning the filament red and creating light. The chemical energy from the battery is converted into kinetic and thermal energy through the movement of electrons, forming a circuit that generates heat and luminosity.

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    The document describes how to make a homemade light bulb using common household materials. It lists the materials needed which include nails, a glass jar with a lid, copper wires, an iron filament, and a battery. It provides step-by-step instructions on assembling the bulb by connecting the filament and wires to the nails and battery. When connected, the battery emits electrons that travel through the copper wires and hit the iron atoms in the filament, causing them to vibrate and produce heat, turning the filament red and creating light. The chemical energy from the battery is converted into kinetic and thermal energy through the movement of electrons, forming a circuit that generates heat and luminosity.

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    Experimento Bombilla

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    The document describes how to make a homemade light bulb using common household materials. It lists the materials needed which include nails, a glass jar with a lid, copper wires, an iron filament, and a battery. It provides step-by-step instructions on assembling the bulb by connecting the filament and wires to the nails and battery. When connected, the battery emits electrons that travel through the copper wires and hit the iron atoms in the filament, causing them to vibrate and produce heat, turning the filament red and creating light. The chemical energy from the battery is converted into kinetic and thermal energy through the movement of electrons, forming a circuit that generates heat and luminosity.

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    Luisa Maria Calle Teacher: Klinger Laurent Subject: Science HOMEMADE ELECTRIC BULB

    Materials: 2 nails 1 jar of glass with a lid 2 cables of copper wire An iron filament A ! batter"# Process 1# Ma$e 2 holes in the lid and introduce the nails in each holes# 2# %n the tip of the nail& lin$ together the nails with the filament and close the lid# '# Connect the copper wires to the batter" and the nails and wait until the filament turns red Explanation The iron filament has atoms of iron# (hen connected& the batter" begins to emit electrons# The" tra!el to the nails through the copper wire# Copper is a good conductor# The electric current is produced when electrons tra!el through a conductor# (hen the electrons reach the filament& the" hit the iron atoms in the filament and ma$e them !ibrate# This !ibration produces hot in the filament and it becomes red and "ou see a light# The chemical energ" of the batter" turns into in $inetic energ" because the electrons tra!el man" times from the batter" to the nail& and !ice !ersa& creating a circuit that produces caloric energ" and luminous energ"#

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