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Published on Nov 19, 2015
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1.
WHERE DO EELS GET THEIR ELECTRICITY
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2.
HYPOTHESIS
The eel's cells rub up against
each other and create friction.
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3.
RESEARCH
Have a highly complicated nervous system
They have an electric organ in their bodies
When the nucleus gives the command
The nerves make sure the cells all activate
At once.
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4.
MORE RESEARCH
When the signal is given a path is
created connecting the inside and outside
of the cell. Then it acts as if it was a battery
each side holding a different type of charge.
When a cell is sparked it can start another cell.
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Matthias Rhomberg
5.
FACTS
Each cell holds a few less than
100 millivolts on the outside.
If the eel lived on land, it would turn
into a 500 volt- battery.
This all happens in about two milliseconds
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6.
CONCLUSION
I WAS WRONG ABOUT THE CELLS CREATING FRICTION
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WHY DO EELS NOT HARM THEMSELVES?
The electric current us to weak
to harm them.
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8.
THE END
BY: MADELYNN HARRE
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SOURCES
Scientificamerican.com
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