Can High School Students Invent New Processes for Generating Electricity?

Thread starter Seldarb
Start date Aug 6, 2016

In summary, high school students have the potential to invent new processes for generating electricity. Through research, experimentation, and innovative thinking, they can develop alternative methods of producing electricity that are sustainable and efficient. This not only allows students to apply their knowledge and skills in a practical way, but also contributes to the advancement of renewable energy sources. While it may require support and guidance from teachers and mentors, high school students have the ability to make significant contributions to the field of electricity generation.

Aug 6, 2016

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Seldarb

Hello everyone, I'm a new member with just High school credentials
Looking to get assistance with a new process I have invented for generating electricity
am posting details separately

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