Nanocarbon paper battery - supercapacitor

[ResinRat2]

  Hi Hans,

Yes, yes, you have the general idea. 

Would it matter if it was two magnets or connected like you show?

This was just a Crazy-Friday Idea that came to me this morning. (That's a crazy idea I have on a Friday.)

Thanks for the graphics.

[jrader]

try this 4 a super battery,carpenters flat pencil for the positive,a scew for the neg or zink,mix a solution of regular bleach,white vinegar, table salt,got over 2 volts,alway use carpenters flat pencil,as pos tryed diffrent metals for neg,got voltage with just plain water.
                                                                                                      jrader

[hansvonlieven]

Hi Hans,

Would it matter if it was two magnets or connected like you show?

G'day Dave,

I really don't know. It just seemed to be the natural thing to do to use a single magnet in the arrangement. Only trial will show if something different happens with two magnets.

Alternatively, what do you think of using a static electricity field instead, say with about 10 KV potential between electrodes that are placed where the magnet poles are now. There would not be any current flowing so it would need very little energy to maintain the field.

Short of trying these things there is really no satisfactory way of telling what, if anything, happens in this arrangement. I guess I have to get some caustic soda 

Hans von Lieven

[ResinRat2]

Hi Stefan,

Replying to an old thread. How is this for an example of creating ionically charged water?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY1eyLEo8_A&feature=PlayList&p=2A541A1A1EF48674&playnext=1&index=2

If you don't allow the static to discharge, you will have charged water in each container. One H₃O⁺ and the other OH^-.

Kvolts of potential.

[ResinRat2]

Sorry, link didn't work.

This is the correct link address:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oY1eyLEo8_A&feature=PlayList&p=2A541A1A1EF48674&playnext=1&index=2

The words of the instructor, Walter Lewin, say it all. "This is the most remarkable thing I've seen in my entire life."

Can a battery be made from this?