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science,math and English
I love English and I've been interested in science,math and so on.ð
It doesn't always mean I'm good at three of them.In fact,almost all of the things are too difficult to understand.ð£
I want to express everything in English,though it seems to be hard for me.As for this site,I'm sure few people visits. I can't help it.ð
Seeing is believing,so with illustration,difficult theory is relatively easy to understand, I'm sure, so I wish I could be good at AA,ïœ±ïœœïœ·ïœ¯ïŸ ïœ±ïœ°ïŸ.ð
I have little knowledge about the science and math,but once built up a new thread, I'm sure I have to complete it.Even if the two of them are difficult to understand, it's just things that have been done with human, so I will try it.ð
As for its expression,it has some limitation naturally.When expressing an equation,we often have to express the symbol of an element å
çŽ èšå· with its amount of mass 質éæ° in small size of number, but we can't do it with a cellphone.ð±
At first,the cellphone doesn't have such function any more, but I will try it.
13/03/31 07:47 è¿œèš
Despite its title,I've never expressed math,so I'm sure I have to describe math.ð
Far from the math! I have to learn arithmetic again.I'll do my best.ð
13/04/20 07:14 è¿œèš
When finishing expression on the electricity,I'm wondering if I should start to express math or arithmetic.I'm going to do my best!ð€
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ãElectricity which is essential for usã
Electricity is essential for our everyday lives.It seems to be harder to find a thing in which electricity isn't adopted rather than another thing in which electricity is adopted.ð¡
If it were not for the electricity,how would our everyday lives change?They would go back to the former ones which were hundreds of years ago such as illumination were candles and motive powers were cows or horses.ð®
It was at 1878 at Tokyo that an electric light was put on for the first time.Our lives have changed into comfortble ones since then by making use of electricity as an energy.ð¡
As for electricity,not only the one we human create but also another natural ones which originally lie in the natural world richly.
For instance,static electricity éé»æ° or thunder are natural phenomena which the electricity causesâ¡
Electric current is flowing in the body of ours,human,and in other creatures.Electric current is flowing in lots of nerves set up all over in the body of the creatures.
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ãA continuation from no.1 and the relation between birth of creatures and electricityã
The nerves are all over the human body.Flowing faint electric currenté»æµ in the nerves sends messages from its brain to each organ of the body.ð
It's said that a creature was born about 37 billion years ago.Lots of organic matters such as methane and anmonia were melted in the ancient seas in which there were no creatures yet.ðŽ
There is a theory that those organic matters changed into amino acids which was necessary for activity of the creature by energy of discharged electricity of thunder,and some creatures were born.â¡
We human may have been closely connected with the electricity since ancient times.
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ãDiscovery of electricityã
ãDiscovery of electricity had started from amberç¥çã
It's no more than within 200 years since we have made use of electricity actively as an important energy.ð
However it is said at least 2600 years ago of the ancient Greece when we human created electricity by ourselves.ð¡
People in the ancient Greek recognized that rubbing the amber with a cloth attracted a thing, but their idea didn't reach it was electricity.ð
They regarded the amber as a strange stone which attracted other things,and valued it highly.ð
It was since the 16th century that research of electricity has started.ð
An English court physician äŸå» of Queen Elizabethâ
discovered that rubbing various things such as sulfur ç¡«é»,glass,jewel,skin occurred an phenomena which attracted a thing like the amber.ð²
Static electricity éé»æ° which the people thought strange power has been recognized as science by his research.ð
- << 14 ãContinuation of discovery of electricity and what's the electricity ?ã In the 19th,situations around the electricity changed completely.Edison promoted an electronical industry in order that he tried to make the electricity an energy resource in our everyday life.ð¡ In short,the electricity has become indispensable one which is close to us by great efforts of Edison and others.ð¡ By the way,what's the electricity? If being divided into something, it will become minimum particle which is an atom.ð There is an atomic nuclear in the atom. It's in the center of the atom and more minimum particles revolve around the atomic nuclear.They are electrons.ð They revolve regularly,being attracted by the atomic nuclear,but they are apt to go out of its orbit with a petty motion.ð± Sometimes they spring out of even the atom.We call them unstrained electrons.It means èªç±é»å.I looked up the èªç±é»å in my dictionary, but there are no words which are equal to.ð I make it a rule to call them unstrained electrons.ð
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I've built up this thread in order not to complain about something trivial,but to express math or science in English.ð
However this complaint is about the people who semt me some message for this thread, so I have to do it here,though it disgraceful.ð³
I'm sure they want to study English or something,but I'm wondering if they don't try to do it,though it's just that they don't know how to study.ð£
One of two people asked me the content of my thread.Needless to say, I'm happy that others take intererst in my English remark, but I find it complicated to say my thread in Japanese again.ð«
I should have said it to the person who asked me the content, but I couldn't,for it's just that I wanted to pretend as if I were a kind person.I'm sure both of us are disgraceful.ð
If the person or others asked me something in Japanese, I'm going to say them about this remark.ð
I'd hoped my thread was put in the æ³šç® ïœœïŸ until I received its message, but I find it impossible and meaningless.ð¥
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ãContinuation of discovery of electricity and what's the electricity ?ã
In the 19th,situations around the electricity changed completely.Edison promoted an electronical industry in order that he tried to make the electricity an energy resource in our everyday life.ð¡
In short,the electricity has become indispensable one which is close to us by great efforts of Edison and others.ð¡
By the way,what's the electricity? If being divided into something, it will become minimum particle which is an atom.ð
There is an atomic nuclear in the atom. It's in the center of the atom and more minimum particles revolve around the atomic nuclear.They are electrons.ð
They revolve regularly,being attracted by the atomic nuclear,but they are apt to go out of its orbit with a petty motion.ð±
Sometimes they spring out of even the atom.We call them unstrained electrons.It means èªç±é»å.I looked up the èªç±é»å in my dictionary, but there are no words which are equal to.ð
I make it a rule to call them unstrained electrons.ð
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The atom of which electrons rushed out and the electrons are attracted each other.We call the phenomenon electric charge é»è·.ð
The atom of which the eletrons rushed out is positive charge and the electrons are negative charge.ð¡
The numbers of electrons which revolve around the atomic nuclear are fixed,according to kinds of atoms,and the atom around which the fixed electrons revolve is stable as electricity.ð
Contrary to it,the atom of which the electrons rush out become unstable as electricity,so they try to become stable one by taking the unstrained electrons in.ð¡
The scattered electrons move toward the unstable atom in a group.We call the movement an electric current é»æµ and we express size of the current as an unit of A,an ampere.â¡
By the way,to express electricity in English is too hard to do for me,but I hate to complain. It's just that I have to study harder.ð€
My long day off comes to an end soon, then I make it a rule to express once or twice a week.ð
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When hearing story about electricity,we always hear a word of voltage.It literally means pressure of electricity. Its unit is V.ð
As for a power source é»æº of voltage,if looking around us,the voltage of the power source for a household is 100V, and other voltage of a dry cell is 1.5V and another one of battery for a car is about 12V.ð
Why are there difference between them?As for the amount of consumption of electricity,electric appliance is varied.ð
For instance,while an air conditioner ïœŽïœ±ïœºïŸ and a microwave oven é»åïŸïŸïœŒïŸ need lots of electricity,an alarm clock and a CD player don't need so much.â°
Therefore,if connecting the air conditioner to electricity with low voltage,electric current isn't sent enough,so it won't work enough.ð
Contrary to it,if connecting the alarm clock to electricity with high voltage,it won't work efficiently.
In short,voltage of each power source is set up efficiently for electric appliance
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Some matters are easy to send electricity current, and others are hard.For example,iron is easier to send electricity current than copper.ð
The situation in which the electricity current is hard to send is electrical resistance,and we show its unit with Ω.ð
Restrained electrons èªç±é»å move like next.When electrons move,they bump into atomic nuclear,so their forces became weak then. It's resistance.ð¡
The atomic nuclear is shaking.Its tremblings are short and quick. The higher the temperature is, the more the tremblings are,as a result,the higher the temperature,the more its resistance is.â
The energy of bump between the electrons and the atomic nuclear releases as heat.When using a home electronics appliance 家é»è£œå for a long time,both its code and plug become hot,for heat was released because of its resistance.ð¡
It's the home electronics appliance such as a toaster oven and an electric heater that collecting small amount of the heat and makikng use of them.ð¡
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There are some laws among electric current, voltage and electric resistance.The intensity of the electric current is propotional to æ¯äŸãã voltage,and is in inverse proportional to åæ¯äŸãã resistance.We call the laws the ones of ohm ïŸð
The resistance may make bad impression which interrupts the electric current and generates heat,but it actually prevents an electric circuit sending electric current too much,so it's useful.ð
By the way,why are power lines éé»ç· which supply a household electricity so thick?There are no less than hundreds of kilometers from a power plant çºé»æ to the households.ðª
There is the resistance in an electric wire,so even if the power plant tries to send lots of electric current,its energy is apt to lose on the way little by little.ð±
Therefore the thick electric wire which has little resistance is adopted because of reduction of loss of the energy.ð¡
Let's suppose the resistance were a skier.If it were not for any obstacles at all, anything can't stop the skier.
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As for my last remark, I tried to compare the resistance with skiing itself, but I mame a mistake.ðŠ
I ended up comparing the resistance with skier.Some people may have confused.I'm sorry for itðŠ
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If its situation were in an electric circuit,lots amount of electric current would be sent all at once,so it would be terribly dangerous.ðš
If the obstacles were there,the skiier can control its speed, and if its situation were in the electric circuit,the electric current is sent safe safely.ð
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There are two kinds of electricity. They are direct current and alternating one.ð¡
Direct current always sends its electric one to only one direction.It's adopted for a dry cell.ð
Contrary to it,the alternating current changes a direction of sending electric one at every fixed hours and is adopted for a power source of a household.ðª
As for the direct current,the direction of running electricity is limited to only one way, so there are a positive and a negative pole éœãé°æ¥µâ¡
There are also those electrode é»æ¥µ in the dry cell,so if we don't place the dry cell correctly,needless to say,an eletric appliance é»æ°åšå
· won't function at all.ð
On the other hand,the alternating current changes the direction of sending the electric one, as a result,there are no electrodes at the alternating current.ð¡
Therefore neither there are positive pole nor negative one for a wall socket ïŸïœŸïŸïŸ or a plug of the power source of household.ð¡
>> 26
ãDirect current and alternating currentãâ
¡
Neither there is positive pole nor negative one in an electric appliance,so they function even if we put the plug in the socket in both ways.The direct current is shown as DC,and the alteroating current AC.ð¡
As forãACã,a number which direction of sending electricity current changes a second shows as frequency åšæ³¢æ°. Its unit is a hertz,so we usually show it as Hz.ð
As frequency for a power source of household,it's 50Hz in the eastern in Japan and 60Hz in the western in Japan.ð
50Hz means the electricitx current changes its direction 50 times a second.Almost all of the electric appliances are adapted for 50 or 60 Hz.ð
Howevre,as to some of the electric appliance,we sometimes have to change their parts when we happen to move to other area where frequency is different from.ð
If keeping on using the electric appliance which is different from the frequency,it may cause a breakdown,damage or accident.ð±
>> 27
ãDirect current and Alternating oneãâ
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An electricity service from a power station to a household is alternating current,for we can change the voltage of the alternating one by a transformer at ease.â¡
The higher voltage we send the electric current,the less we lose electricity,so the alternating current which we can change its voltage and send the electricity is efficient.ð¡
In the latter of the 19th century when a project of transmitting electricity had developed,supplying electricity by direct current was done,but it changed into alternating one gradually in the 20th century.ð
As for its power source,direct current adopts an electric battery. Its electric current doesn't change its direction and voltage.â¡
An electric appliance which uses a dry cell such as an alarm clock has to be specified its direction,otherwise, it never function in the least.ð
>> 28
ãDirect current and alternating oneãâ
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Direct current is an electricity of which power source is an outlet å·®ã蟌ã¿. Its feature is it becomes strong or weak periodically and then changes its direction.â¡
Electrons are released from two holes of the outlet by turns.â¡
The electrons are released from one of holes of the outlet and the electric current flows.ð¡
The electrons stop sometimes,so the electric current also stops.â
After that,electrons are released from another hole of outlet and the electric current changes its direction.ð
>> 29
ãA substance which electric current is sent and another substance which the electric one is never sentã
ãAn insulator 絶çžäœ which electric current is never sentã
Whether or not it is easy to send electricity, it depends on.There is difference between substances.Some of them are never sent the electric current at all.ð
While a substance which is easy to sent the electric current are conductors å°äœ,another substances which are never sent the electricity. They are insulators.â¡
Iron,copper and silver are conductors.â
Atoms of the insulator are so stable that the atoms aren't released easily,so the atoms can'move.As a result,the electricity isn't sent.â¡
Some of the substances which the little electricity is sent.It's not so much as conductor.We call the substance semiconductor.â¡
In general,the semiconductor is hard to send the electricity,butâŠ
>> 30
ãA substance which is sent electric current is sent and another matter which is never sent electric oneãâ
¡
If we add impurities to the semiconductor,heat it or shine it with light, it'll become easy to send electric current.ð
We adopt the semiconductor for some electronic parts such as diodes,transistors, IC or LSI,making use of its nature.A solar battery which changes sunlight into energy is also a kind of semiconductor.â
I'm going to express a mechanism of conductor,semiconductor, and insulator in brief from now on.ð
Atoms of metals such as copper,gold,or iron isn't connected with their atomic nuclears or electrons firmly,so the electrons stray off their orbits easily with some stimuli such as collision and friction,so they become unrestricted electrons èªç±é»å.It's conductor.ð
As for the insulator,atoms of rubber or glass are connected with their atomic nuclear and electrons so firmly that their electrons never stray off their orbits.ð¡
>> 31
ãA substance which electric current is sent and another one which the eletric curren is never sentãâ
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As for atoms of semiconductor,the ones of silicon and copper oxide of second äºé
žåé
are usually connected with their atomic nuclears firmly.ð
However its connection became weak with specific stimulation such as light or heat,so the atoms become easy to stray off their orbits.ð
When increasin voltage to the conductor,unrestricted electrons in the conductor flow with same directions all together,and the electric current sends.â¡
Contrary to it,when increasing voltage to a circuit of the conductor which an insulator is put between them,the electric current isn't sent at all,for atoms of the insulator are connected with its atomic nuclear so firmly that the electric current never sends.ð
ãElectric current which is near to us. It's static electricity éé»æ°ã
Electricity is sent by moved electrons in the conductor.Contrary to it,there is another one which stays in same place and never moves.We call the electricity static one.â¡
Speaking of the static electricity,we are liable to think it's a weak one, but thunder is also the static electricity.When damp air near the ground rises and changed into a thundercloud, it accumulates positive and negative charges.â
The negative charge which is gathered under the cloud is given off for the ground.It's a thunder.â¡
Voltage of the thunder is no less than millions.The thunder has nature which strikes at a high one,so we need to lower ourselves in order to protect ourselves from the thunder.In addition,we have to be a long way from the high thing which may be struck by lightning.â¡
- << 36 ãElectric current which is near to us. It's static currentãâ ¡ The static electricity is caused by frictions.For example,if we rub a desk pad äžæ·ã against our heads,our hair is drawn up to the desk pad.ð It's the static electricity.Generation of the static electricity is closely connected with difference of electrons of each substance.While some are easy to be separated, but others aren't.ð As for number of protons and electrons, the desk pad and our hair are evenly balanced.ð When we rubbed the desk pad against our heads strongly,electrons of our hair move to the desk pad.The desk pad is negative charge and our hair are positive one by movement of electrons,so the static electricity gives off.â Negative and positive are drawn each other,so our hair stick to the desk pad.ð I'm going to express a mechanism of thunder at next time.ð
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>> 34
Thank you for your message.I've not seen you for a long time.How are you?ð
As for a number of hit,âŠâŠð
I want this thread to be put in the ones which are paid attention by others, so I'm sure I have to put more effort into it.ð
I want to talk with you only in English some day.Having a comment on a theory of Galois the other day,it seems to be a group and an equation of algebra.ð
It seems too be hard for me to express in English,but if I put an end to my expression about electricity, I'll try it.ð
Have a good evening.ð
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>> 33
ãElectric current which is near to us. It's static electricity éé»âŠ
ãElectric current which is near to us. It's static currentãâ
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The static electricity is caused by frictions.For example,if we rub a desk pad äžæ·ã against our heads,our hair is drawn up to the desk pad.ð
It's the static electricity.Generation of the static electricity is closely connected with difference of electrons of each substance.While some are easy to be separated, but others aren't.ð
As for number of protons and electrons, the desk pad and our hair are evenly balanced.ð
When we rubbed the desk pad against our heads strongly,electrons of our hair move to the desk pad.The desk pad is negative charge and our hair are positive one by movement of electrons,so the static electricity gives off.â
Negative and positive are drawn each other,so our hair stick to the desk pad.ð
I'm going to express a mechanism of thunder at next time.ð
>> 36
ãElectric current which is near to us. It's static electricity.ãâ
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In a thundercloud,elements of the cloud which are grains of ice bump against each other by a violent ascending current äžææ°æµïŒso a friction is caused and static electricity gives off.â
As a result,positive charge collects over the cloud and negative one collects under the cloud.â
With a great growth of the thunderstorm,the neagtive charge collects under the cloud.The negative one is drawn up to positive one which is on the ground,so the negative is led to the ground and discharges electricity.â¡
When being struck by lightning,electric current such as no less than thousands of ampere flows,so when being out and we run into something which is struck by lightning,being inside a car is safe.â
>> 37
ãA pendulum which is moved by static electricityã
Things for which we have to prepare.
â Three empty cans made from aluminium
â¡A straw
⢠A thumbtackç»é²
⣠A string.Its length is about 10 ã
†A pair of gloves made of rubber
⥠A styrofoam çºæ³¡ã¹ãããŒã« plate
⊠Sand paper
⧠wrap
âšcellophane tape
Let's make a strange pendulum which moves automatically .It will be ticking.We can make the pendulum with empty cans and a thumbtack.ð
At first,we have to scrape at centers off the two cans with a sand paper and expose their metals.We erect their pull-tabs.ð
We put the two cans which were scraped on a styrofoam,facing their parts which were scraped.ð
We tie the thumbtack with an end of the thread, and tie a center of the straw with other end of the thread.ð
We pass the straw through two pull-tabs.The two cans are so close that the thumbtack will touch to the scraped parts of the cans.
To be continued. Byð
>> 38
ãA pendulum which is moved by static electricityãâ
¡
We put on a glove made of rubaer and grasp the third empty can with a hand of glove.We bind the can with a wrap.ð
By the way,I misunderstood.We don't have to a pair of gloves. Either of them is all right.ð³
We get rid of the wrap from the can all at once. The can gives off the static electricity.We hold the can which gives off the static electricity, and bring it up to one of another cans which are on the styrofoam plate.Then the thumbtack begins to swing so much.ð²
When the pendulum of the thumbtack doesn't swing very much, we only have to bring up to one of the cans through which the straw is passed to another one.ð
To be continued.Byð
ãAn invention of an electric batteryã
An Italian anatomist 解ååŠè
made a discovery next thing.ð¡
He connected electric wires with two legs of a frog and touch with tips of the electric wires,then the legs twitched.He named it an electricity of animal.ðž
He discovered electricity gave off,except that static electricity which the people had known so far.ð
There was an Italian physicist who were under the influence of this study.He was ïŸïŸïŸïŸ.ð
He thought next thing. There wasn't an electricity in legs of the frog,but touching two kinds of electric wire gave off the electricity.ð¡
He made a simple device.He dampened a piece of cardboard with a salt solution é£å¡©æ°Ž,and put it between copper and zincäºé. He succeeded ingenerating electricity.ð
We call it a battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ. It has been a starting point of a modern electric battery.ð¡
I'm going to express a principle of a battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ at next remark of mine.ð
>> 40
ãAn invention of an electric batteryãâ
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There is dilute sulfuric acid åžç¡«é
ž in a baeaker. There is a zinc plate and copper one in the dilute sulfuric acid. The two plates are connected with a conducting wire.å°ç·ð
When zinc is melting into the diluje sulfuric acid,ions of zinc generate,leaving its electrons in its plate.â
The electrons in the plate of zinc move to the copper plate through the conductor.It's an electricity.ð
Another ions of hydrogen collect around the copper plate and unite the moved electrons,so hydrogen generates.ð
Starting from the battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ,the electric battery is added to varied improvementsð
The electricity which had been a strange natural phenomenon was given off by human ourselves,and it changed into the one of which we could take advantage.
By the way, I've expressed the battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ so far, but I can't understand it completely.There are some questions,so I'm going to express them next time.
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>> 41
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An electric battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ is next one.There are a plate of copper and of zinc in solution of dilute sulfuric acid.The two plates are connected with a conductor.ð¡
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As to ionization tendency,ïŸååŸå,ZnïŒHïŒCu.The bigger the tendency,the more metal is going to be a positive ion in a solution.ð
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Both plates in the solution are metal,so they try to be the positive ion,but as for the tendency,the zinc is bigger than copper,and the plate of zinc becomes ion freely,but the copper don't.ð
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>> 42
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When the plate of zinc is dissolved and becomes ion of zinc,the ion dissolves into an electrolytic solution.
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Electrons collect on the plate of zinc. The electrons are so much that the plate becomes negative plate.
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The plate of copper becomes positive one,for electric potential of the plate of copper becomes high relatively.
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By the way,to tell the truth,as to a phrase ofãelectric potentialã, I can't express it in detail in English, for it is shameful of me to say it, but I can't understand it exactly.I guess its an electric energyð³
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Electrons which were sent from the negative plate go to the positive one, the copper one.
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Those electrons have to be used up, but copper is metal, so the simple copper never becomes a negative ion by getting electrons.
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Therefore the plate of copper itself doesn't spend the electrons,so it takes a charge into minus.As a result,positive ions dissolved into the solution are attracted to the copper plate.
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As for an electric battery of ïŸïŸïŸïŸ,ions of hydrogen gather. They receive electrons, and become simple hydrogen.
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I said I had a question. It means the hydrogen seems to appear suddenly.I'm wondering if it appears from the dilute sulfuric acid with chemical reaction.I can't understand its molecular formula at allð³
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ãClassification of an eletric battery.Chemical one and physical oneã
An electric battery has started from an invention by ïŸïŸïŸïŸ and developed by varied people.Each basic mechanism is next one.ð
When we put two kind of metal in an electrolytic solution é»è§£æº¶æ¶² into which electric current is sent,the metals and the solution cause a chemical reaction,so electricity generatesð¡
In this way,we call the electric battery which takes out energy from substance by chemical reaction the chemical oneð
Almost all of the electric battery which we use in our everyday life such as a dry cell or a battery of automobiles are the electric one.ð
They are two kinds.The first one and secone one.As for the first one,once we use up it,we can't adopt it as energy any more.'It's disposable 䜿ãæšãŠð
Contrary to it,as for the second one,we can use it over and over again as long as we charge it.ð
>> 45
ãContinuation of the last remark of mine and the first electric batteryã
On the other hand,there is another electric battery which absorbs energy such as sunlight or heat from outside, and being based on the energy,generates electricity.ð
A solar battery or ç±èµ·é»åé»æ± which makes use of different temperature between substances correspond to the battery.ð
A first electric battery which is disposableïŒa dry cell)is the most familiar with us among the electric battery.I'm going to express the most general one.ðº
Its outside is adopted stuff of the negative pole,a can of zinc, and its inside is adopted another material of the positive pole,a little stick of carbon.ð
There is one more stuff with which manganese dioxide äºé
žåïŸïŸïœ¶ïŸïŸ and solution of zinc chloride å¡©åäºé溶液 are mixed between the outside stuff and the inside one.We call it a dry cell of manganese formally.ð
Contrary to itthere is an alkaline battery of which center is zinc and there is manganese dioxide around the zinc.â
- << 48 ãA first electric batteryã The alkaline battery has strong points.As for a period in which we can make use of the battery,the alkaline battery is longer than another one of manganese.ð Comparing with the battery of manganese,we can put more zinc and manganese in the alkaline battery,so we can use it for a long time comparatively.ð I'm going to express another first electric battery.Its shape resembles a button.Its flat side is positive pole and its style and number is shown on it.According to its directions for use 䜿çšæ³,there are lots of styles and numbers,so when using it,we should be carefulâ As for the electric battery of which shape is button,there are alkaline one or silver oxide é žåé.ð As to feature of the alkaline battery of which shape is button,we can use it for a long time comparatively.It's the cheapest among the electric battery of which shape is button.ðº We use the battery for a cellphone and clinical thermometer.äœæž©èš.I'm going to express another battery of silver manganese next time.
>> 46
Good morningð·
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- << 49 Good morning and thank you for your encouragement. ãªããšãŒãå¿æŽããããšãð In general,it's three straight holidays,including today.How will you spend your time? ä»æ¥ãå«ããŠãäžéã§ã¯äžé£äŒã ãã©ãã©ããªé¢šã«ãããã®ããªïŒð As for me,today is day off, but both yesterday and tomorrow,I have to work. I'm engaged in a factory which produce parts automobile. 俺ã¯ä»æ¥ã¯äŒã¿ã ãã©ãæšæ¥ãææ¥ãä»äºãèªåè»ã®éšåãäœãå·¥å Žã§åããŠããð I'm going to go to a barber and read a kind of a detective story.It is getting colder and colder recently,though it's natural,for it's already October. åºå±ã«è¡ã£ãŠããããæšçå°èª¬ã§ãèªããããªãæè¿ãã£ãã涌ãããªã£ãããåœããåã ãã©ããã10æã ãð I tried to e-mail earlier, but I made a mistake of operating button.Then both a liquid crystal of my cell phone and my brain became blank. ãã£ãšæ©ãã¡ãŒã«ããããšæã£ããã©ããã¿ã³æäœãééãããæºåž¯ã®æ¶²æ¶ãè³å³åãçã£çœã«ãªã£ãð±
>> 46
ãContinuation of the last remark of mine and the first electric batterâŠ
ãA first electric batteryã
The alkaline battery has strong points.As for a period in which we can make use of the battery,the alkaline battery is longer than another one of manganese.ð
Comparing with the battery of manganese,we can put more zinc and manganese in the alkaline battery,so we can use it for a long time comparatively.ð
I'm going to express another first electric battery.Its shape resembles a button.Its flat side is positive pole and its style and number is shown on it.According to its directions for use 䜿çšæ³,there are lots of styles and numbers,so when using it,we should be carefulâ
As for the electric battery of which shape is button,there are alkaline one or silver oxide é
žåé.ð
As to feature of the alkaline battery of which shape is button,we can use it for a long time comparatively.It's the cheapest among the electric battery of which shape is button.ðº
We use the battery for a cellphone and clinical thermometer.äœæž©èš.I'm going to express another battery of silver manganese next time.
- << 50 ãContinuation of this remark of mineã I'm going to express feature of an electric battery of silver dioxide.Needless to say,its shape is similar to a button.ð It's minimum,but powerful. It's suitable for a change of temperature so much.It's adopted for a wristwatch.Its voltage is 1.55.The battery can generate that high voltage for a long time steadily. I'm going to express a second electric battery. It starts from the number of page of 34 of the book. äºæ¬¡é»æ± ã«ã€ããŠèšè¿°ãæ¬ã®34ïŸïŸïœ°ïœŒïŸããå§ãŸã We can use a second electric battery over and over again by charging.There are some typical ones such as nickel-cadmium,nickel-hydrogen, lithium ion, and a storage battery èé»æ± of led. As to its merit,we can use it over and over again,so it costs cheaper than the first electric battery. Its recycling also moves ahead,so it's good for an environment around us.ð As for its size or type of the nickel kadomium,they are varied. It's used for a cordless phone.
>> 47
Good morningð·
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Good morning and thank you for your encouragement.
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In general,it's three straight holidays,including today.How will you spend your time?
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As for me,today is day off, but both yesterday and tomorrow,I have to work. I'm engaged in a factory which produce parts automobile.
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I'm going to go to a barber and read a kind of a detective story.It is getting colder and colder recently,though it's natural,for it's already October.
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I tried to e-mail earlier, but I made a mistake of operating button.Then both a liquid crystal of my cell phone and my brain became blank.
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>> 48
ãA first electric batteryã
The alkaline battery has strong points.AsâŠ
ãContinuation of this remark of mineã
I'm going to express feature of an electric battery of silver dioxide.Needless to say,its shape is similar to a button.ð
It's minimum,but powerful. It's suitable for a change of temperature so much.It's adopted for a wristwatch.Its voltage is 1.55.The battery can generate that high voltage for a long time steadily.
I'm going to express a second electric battery. It starts from the number of page of 34 of the book.
äºæ¬¡é»æ± ã«ã€ããŠèšè¿°ãæ¬ã®34ïŸïŸïœ°ïœŒïŸããå§ãŸã
We can use a second electric battery over and over again by charging.There are some typical ones such as nickel-cadmium,nickel-hydrogen, lithium ion, and a storage battery èé»æ± of led.
As to its merit,we can use it over and over again,so it costs cheaper than the first electric battery. Its recycling also moves ahead,so it's good for an environment around us.ð
As for its size or type of the nickel kadomium,they are varied. It's used for a cordless phone.
- << 52 ãA second electric batteryã A nickle-hydrogen electric battery has larger capacity than Nickle-kadomium,and we can charge it quickly.Its shape is square or cylinder.ð It's suitable for the one which consumes a lot of electricity such as a digital camera.ð· Nickle and kadomium which is used for the Nickle-kadomium battery are so precious as power source that we have to recycle it.ð A shortage battery èé»æ± of led is comparatively big one which is used for an automobile.We replenish liquid inside it and use it with revolution of its engine,when charging it.We can get plenty of electricity with it,so we adopt it a forklift or golf cart as its main power source.â³ It's used for a little plane as an power source. As for an automobile,it's adopted for a starting mortor,varied precise ones on an instrument board or each electric precise tool as their power source. An electric battery of lithium-ion is adopted for a cellphone or laptop computer. It has a separater, positive and negative pole.
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