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Step 3Adding The Carbon Rod (Positive)

Adding The Carbon Rod (Positive)
Glue the carbon rod  in place as the positive rod. The carbon rod is from a used AA battery.
Warning: Never open alkaline "it is messy".
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7 comments
Dec 6, 2011. 5:10 AMshalo says:
aside from batteries where can you find those cooper rods? pls help im so desperate :( and im from the philippines as well so if you a pls tell me:)
Dec 6, 2011. 5:09 AMshalo says:
aside from batteries where can you find those cooper rods? pls help im so desperate :(
Oct 9, 2010. 10:17 PMwareneutron says:
are you a genius
Jul 20, 2010. 12:15 PMtomtortoise says:
yo i found some battery and there was this white sticky stuff (don't say it) arount the carbon rod so wen i pulled it out the rod broke in half. is this a problem. also i got some on my hand so im wonderin if it will kill me.
Jul 13, 2010. 12:06 PMPale_Flyer says:
so, what kind of battery should we get the rod from?
Jul 13, 2010. 7:27 PMxxjackxx says:
carbon-zinc batteries should do nicely
Jul 14, 2010. 12:21 AMKasm279 says:
Can you use the rods from an alkaline battery, though? Carbon-zinc batteries seem to be hard to find :\
Jul 14, 2010. 12:23 AMKasm279 says:
Whoops, nevermind. I should have read the other comments first >.>

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My name is "Angelo S. Casimiro", I am now 13 years old. I got interested in electronics and mechanics when i was 4 year old. And started soldering circuits (kits) at 7 years old. And improved solder...
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