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The Bacon Battery!

It all started after we noticed the Bacon Instructables Contest ...

We absolutely loved the idea and wanted to make something completely different.
So brainstorming started, and after many ideas, we just tought: Everyone knows that Bacon fat can burn, and Bacon lamps can be made..

But in 2011 we want something more technological: we want to have a Bacon Lamp that uses Led for lighting !

This leads to a question: can Bacon produce electricity? Yes, it can!
Just as all these Lemon Batteries you have seen before, we can use Bacon fat as an Electrolyte, and thus make the Bacon Battery , or if you like the Bacon Fat Cell !

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Step 1Materials

Here is what you need:

-copper wire
-zinc-plated wire
-of course, Bacon!

We will also use a Led to test our battery...

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