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02 Jul 2010 @ 11:54 AM
Posion Oak asked:
Ok I was reading on how to make a solar cell and it said that basically all you do is heat a half sheet of copper flashing, heat it, and set it in the sun and it produces energy. I think when you use a potato to power a light bulb you use copper also, so what is in copper that does this
oh yeah I think we learnined that in science class a few months ago ^_X
Too Short I live HERE in the U.S. I live in Philadelphia
Amy
Ok I was reading on how to make a solar cell and it said that basically all you do is heat a half sheet of copper flashing, heat it, and set it in the sun and it produces energy. I think when you use a potato to power a light bulb you use copper also, so what is in copper that does this
oh yeah I think we learnined that in science class a few months ago ^_X
Too Short I live HERE in the U.S. I live in Philadelphia
Amy
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Tags: Copper Flashing, Light Bulb, Sheet Copper, solar energy, solar power
Categories: Engineering, solar power
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Jessica
copper is a good conductor thats why they use it for those kinds of things
Kyler
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OULA
a penny is made out of copper as well for and example/ HERE in U. S.
Stacy
You were misinformed. You can make a solar heater out of a copper mirror, and warm water, but not a solar voltaic cell to generate electricity, which requires a complicated manufacturing process.
Paulette
There’s nothing in Copper except its molecules.
These are ‘tightly’ packed together giving the conduction of heat (and electricity), a very easy ‘Pathway’ for them to pass.
Conduction of heat is by the ‘Collision’ of molecules within a solid substance. The closer the molecules are packed, the easier the heat transfer takes place throughout the metal.