Science

did you know orange juice can conduct electricity? 🍊 
Yes, the same juice you drink in the morning can help power a small circuit 😄⚡

Here’s why:
Orange juice contains ions like potassium (K⁺), sodium (Na⁺), and hydrogen (H⁺) from citric acid. These tiny charged particles are what allow electricity to flow.

👉 When you place two different metals (like copper and zinc) into orange juice and connect them to a wire, those ions start moving, and boom! You’ve got a small electric current.

🔋 This setup is called a fruit battery, and yes, it’s real. You can even light a small LED with it.

💡 Fun fact: Orange juice isn’t as strong as vinegar or saltwater in carrying electricity, but it definitely works better than pure water.

Science is everywhere, even in your breakfast.

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This is really cool to find out
How small a circuit though??