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Read more posts about experiments with batteries.We use cookies and similar tools that are necessary to enable you to make purchases, to enhance your shopping experiences and to provide our services, as detailed in our Cookie Notice. When this happens, the circuit is completed and that causes the current to make the Christmas light bulb light up.

That means the positive ions will be attracted to the negative aluminum tube while the negative ions will be attracted to the positive aluminum tube. It will be attracted to the aluminum tube that is connected to the opposite of their charge. The ions come in both positive and negative charges. Find Wire Strippers, Crimpers & Cutters at lowest price guarantee.

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These are particles or ions that are charged. Shop Greenlee Pro Plus Wire Stripper at Lowes Canada online store. If the solution lights up the light bulb, then it means it contains electrolytes. If the bulbs light, then the solution is conductive.

Take the cups of solutions and prop the stick on one of them.

The aluminum tubes should be dangling from the stick so that they can be immersed in the ionic solution when the popsicle stick is propped on top of the cup.

Make sure the aluminum tubes and Christmas light bulb that are connected to the battery are both free.

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Both ends of the stick should be free so it can be used to prop the device on top of a cup with the ionic solution. Tape the battery in the middle of a popsicle stick.

Be careful not to connect the two tubes together for long as it might cause the bulb to burn out. If not, then you need to check the connections.

Test the device by putting the two aluminum tubes together.

Wrap the other aluminum tube around the exposed wire of the Christmas light bulb.

Attach one of the aluminum tubes to the negative terminal of the battery and secure the connection with tape.

This will be used to test the conductivity of the solutions.

Take the aluminum foil and roll it into two tubes.

Attach this to the positive terminal of the battery.

Wrap one exposed wire of the light bulb with foil.

Note which part is the positive and which is the negative terminal. Insulating the metal casing of the battery will minimize the chances of a short circuit.

Put tape around the top edge of the 9V battery.

Expose the interior wires through wire stripping.

Cut off a Christmas light bulb and leave around 2 inches of wire from the base of the bulb.