Hey Donut, I found this quirky battery myth that a single lemon can light up a tiny LED. Think we can prove it?

That’s the spirit! I’ll set up a neat little test rig so we can measure the voltage first—just to see how much juice we’re really getting out of that lemon. Once we confirm it’s enough to push the LED, we’ll record the exact values. It’s always good to keep a log so we can tweak the setup if the light flickers. Let’s make sure everything’s clean and the connections are tight, and we’ll see if this citrus cell really does spark some fun.Just make sure the wires are short and the contacts are snug; any stray resistance will kill the LED. I'll keep a ruler handy for measuring the lemon’s thickness so we can standardize each experiment. We’ll also note the ambient temperature because lemons are surprisingly sensitive to heat. Ready to get the measurements in?

All set. I’ve slid the copper and zinc coins in, tied the wires to the LEDs, and checked the connections. I’ll start the voltage meter now. Fingers crossed the lemon’s chemistry gives us enough push. Once the LED lights up, we’ll celebrate with a tiny victory dance—just a quick shimmy, nothing too dramatic. Ready when you are.