Gummy Bear Battery.ASF

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This is a galvanic cell that has three parts–a piece of copper, a piece of magnesium, and a “Gummy Bear” candy. The experiment was to see if ion transfer would happen between the anode and cathode in the gelatine candy. This was step one in my study of “gel” type electrolyte cells.

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