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Am almost sure something could be done to adapt the concept with the right minds behind it ? maybe some people would rather this wasn't used though you know.. lot of moneys at stake and that is a big concern to business types
Am aware of the scenario ... as you say this is high school chem. must be a way though? to develop this.. and maybe other ideas .. or is that it now ?.. do we give up trying ? everything has been done huh
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Being a simple battery it will go flat as the metals oxidise.
You'll need to replace or reclaim the metals which is not at all cost effective for any kind of industrial/commercial scale.
maybe some people would rather this wasn't used though you know.. lot of moneys at stake and that is a big concern to business types
You're misplacing where the electrical energy is coming from.
The soil is not a fuel. This isn't "tapping into" some "earth power source". The soil could be salt water or anything containing ions in solution.
The potential difference (voltage) is the result of a reaction between 2 dissimilar metals. The soil is the electrolyte.
Same as any chemical battery.
must be a way though? to develop this.. and maybe other ideas .. or is that it now ?.. do we give up trying ?
everything has been done huh
3rd Law of Thermodynamics is safe.
How expensive do you think it would be to replace these batteries everyday?
Why would it be any less expensive buying metals to "rust" in the ground each day?
Batteries are *not* a cheap or clean energy source.