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This North Carolina student built a science project exploring how dirty water
Prakhar Purohit created tiny batteries using dirty water for a science project. His innovative idea earned him the 2026 North Carolina State Merit Winner recognition. This award highlights students exploring real-world issues through scientific experimentation. Purohits project connects water pollut... Prakhar Purohit created tiny batteries using dirty water for a science project. His innovative idea earned him the 2026 North Carolina State Merit Winner recognition. This award highlights students exploring real-world issues through scientific experimentation. Prakhar Purohit created tiny batteries using dirty water for a science project. His innovative idea earned him the 2026 North Carolina State Merit Winner recognition. This award highlights students exploring real-world issues through scientific experimentation. Purohits project connects water pollution with small-scale electricity generation needs. The initiative encourages innovative approaches to environmental and energy challenges. This North Carolina student built a science project exploring how dirty water
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