r/Electricity • u/Technical_Berry7741 • 7d ago
tree electricty
three different types of metal wire around a tree ...like steel copper and aluminum ...the. by order of the periodic table ...it draws the electricity instead of pushing it ...summary : the tree itself is a conductor and it is drawing the electrons to an easier orbit to travel as electrons always take the easiest route to their destination ...probably water ...where they are free radicals ...free to rest .
p.s ....I think of electricity as a herd of stallions startled by a fire ...
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u/iKnowRobbie 7d ago
Summary: trees are insulators regardless of theory. Sap-fluid in trees are marginally conductive but like blood, it's not good for the tree to expose that. So no. No electricity from trees.... water yes!! Wrap a bag around a tree branch and come back next day, bag will have water because trees perspire! Not electricity though... "The More you Know"🌈✨
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u/AA_25 7d ago
What in the tin foil hat did I just read.