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YOU CAN USE RAZOR BLADE AS MOBILE CHARGER: "MOST WATCH"


Well i don't think that this could only be for scientist, no matter how hazardous it could be. i think you should give a try to see it for your self.

I tried it and it works, am not too sure if yours will work perfectly as well, be more careful while constructing yours to avoid explosion.

Best believe that science is really changing the world, there are more to come and there are still more to be discovered.

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  1. Anonymous14 June 2017 at 23:04

    not my phone oooo.

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    1. Nevelson Odimgbe15 June 2017 at 02:55

      LOL
      seeing is believing, i guess you should give a try
      you may use power bank either.

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    2. Anonymous17 June 2017 at 15:28

      Amazing

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