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    Three students - Abdallah Boodai, Abdallah Ali, and Jassim Alaskar - worked on a project called "Chemical Wind" under their teacher Ms. Lamiaa. Their project explored how connecting two 1.5v batteries to a DC motor generates an electrical current through a chemical reaction in the batteries, causing the motor to spin a fan and produce wind. They explained that the chemical reaction builds up electrons at the anode, creating a difference between the anode and cathode that produces a current to power the motor when a circuit is completed.

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    Three students - Abdallah Boodai, Abdallah Ali, and Jassim Alaskar - worked on a project called "Chemical Wind" under their teacher Ms. Lamiaa. Their project explored how connecting two 1.5v batteries to a DC motor generates an electrical current through a chemical reaction in the batteries, causing the motor to spin a fan and produce wind. They explained that the chemical reaction builds up electrons at the anode, creating a difference between the anode and cathode that produces a current to power the motor when a circuit is completed.

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    Science Fair Research PDF

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    Abdullah Boodai
    Three students - Abdallah Boodai, Abdallah Ali, and Jassim Alaskar - worked on a project called "Chemical Wind" under their teacher Ms. Lamiaa. Their project explored how connecting two 1.5v batteries to a DC motor generates an electrical current through a chemical reaction in the batteries, causing the motor to spin a fan and produce wind. They explained that the chemical reaction builds up electrons at the anode, creating a difference between the anode and cathode that produces a current to power the motor when a circuit is completed.

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    Names:

    Abdallah Boodai
    Abdallah Ali
    Jassim Alaskar
    Teacher:
    Ms. Lamiaa
    Project Name:
    Chemical Wind
    March 21, 2023

    The Research
    Our project says that when two 1.5v batteries are connected to
    a DC motor an electrical current will go into the copper inside the DC
    motor, the electrical current is generated because of a chemical
    reaction in the battery.
    The chemical reaction in the battery causes a buildup of
    electrons at the anode (+). This results in an electrical difference
    between the anode and the cathode (-). When the reaction happens,
    an electrical current is generated.
    When the chemical reaction happens the DC motor starts to
    turn at high speeds, and if a fan’s top is connected to the top of the
    DC motor it’ll shoot out wind just like a fan.

    Thank You For Listening

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