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Q: How to Make a Potato Clock.
A: 1. Assemble your supplies. You'll need two common galvanized nails; three alligator clip/wire units - that is, alligator clips connected to one another with wir... Read More »
Q: How to Make Potato Clocks.
A: 1. Find and remove the battery from the clock. Take note of the postitive ( and negative ( terminals on the battery, Kidzworld advises. 2. Insert one nail towar... Read More »
Q: Who invented the potato clock?
A: William A. Borst invented the potato clock in 1983. He was helping his step daughter with a science project when he remembered a high school physics demonstrati... Read More »
Q: When was the potato clock invented?
A: It was invented in 2005, when the japaneese migrated to Tokyo and they were hungry, so they saw a brown tomato and thought it was bad, but ate it anyway then th... Read More »
Q: How to make a potato clock?
A: Ever hear of a. green. battery? Scientists are always trying to discover clean energy sources to reduce pollution. Here's a way to power your battery-operated d... Read More »
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