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$39.95 plus shipping I guess.Or for free if you go hunting for your own.Your rain gutter around your house could contain some meteorite particles.Run a strong magnet covered with a plastic baggie.Through the leaves in your gutter.Examine anything metal that sticks to your magnet.Small round smooth little balls of metal is what you are looking for.This indicates the metal balls were once molten as they fell through the atmosphere.triffid

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At three weeks of age.The six oxalic acid(dandelion leaf) cells hooked up in series are producing 6.84 volts and .038mAs.
At one week of age the calcium oxalate(black pepper) cells (6 of them hooked up in series) are producing 4.75 volts and .014mAs.
Both red LEDs are lit but not as bright as a week ago.So It seems with time my cells are losing power?Of course these cells were not sealed with wax.
It just occurred to me that I could seal my egg cartons inside tupperware?Put grains of rice inside to absorb the water from the air?
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I am waiting one more week to see if the calcium oxalate cells snap the magnesium strips.

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Hi I found this site that talks about conductive plastics and they can be used in new plastic flexible solar cells.They say that stuff with lots of double bonds and pie orbital overlaps of electrons are conductive. They talked in great detail about polyaniline.A conductive plastic.
http://www.azom.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=1198


You can find samples of polyaniline in boxes of electronics packaged with antistatic materials.Keeps the static at a minimum.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyaniline

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More  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conductive_polymers

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This material almost has the conductivity of metal and was used as a superconductor back in the 1980s.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrathiafulvalene




http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organic_superconductor