BIO POCKET GAME

Organic Interface

        Electronic devices have revolutionized the world we live in, and their development has largely relied on inorganic materials such as silicon, copper, and silver. However, these materials are finite and difficult to recycle, leading to toxic waste and expensive production costs. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in using organic materials as an alternative to inorganic materials in electronic devices. Organic materials are cheaper and easier to produce, as well as being more environmentally friendly.

        As a result of this interest, the question arises: what kind of biomaterial is conductive? Through experimentation, it has been discovered that most materials conduct electricity to some extent. Organic materials are conductive due to the presence of water inside them, or if we mixed them with tap water(not distill water). From the experiment, I found a few that remain conductive in dry conditions: Potato Starch, Eggshell compositeand, Agar-Agar.