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With reasonable resistance, it can take a long time to charge 500F, so it is easier to see the behavior, especially with the homemade scope, which probably won’t pick up very fast signals.

In this experiment create your own thermometer with a few common ingredients. Try it out and share your results with BASF Science Club on Facebook!