How fast does a turbine have to spin to manipulate electrons?
5 Answers to "How fast does a turbine have to spin to manipulate electrons?"
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It isn't the turbine, it is what it is connected to that generates the electricity. The turbine is just an engine.
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? Im not sure but it probably depends ion the strength and size of the magnets and coils in the turbine as well. There are a few factors including the angle of the turbine itself that effect the answer Talk to a physics professor
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problem is I don't know any lolLike (1)
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Depends on what that turbine is made out of and the materials surrounding it. Motion on its own might not do anything relevant to electrons, but moving electrically charged/polarized ob
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Yes, like an alternator does, but I want to know if it can spin fast enough powered by motion alone
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That is unknown to me, but once you begin to approach the speed of light, some remarkable things begin to happen, though I'm not entirely sure what the effect would be off hand.
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90 revolutions per minute?
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by rashi2487 Nov 5th, 2012 at 4:40PM
Darn, don't have a Chemistry book nearby. Try google .. lol
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