🚀 go-pugleaf

Back in high school it occurred to me that it might be possible to
build a liquid state "tube".  Immerse the electrodes in an electrolyte
solution and see what you can make it do...  I didn't know enough
electronics, physics, or chemistry (though I thought I did) to give
it a fair test at the time.

Anybody know whether it is possible to get gain out of such a device?
Granted its lifetime is very short, but it compares well with the
properties of homemade vacuum tubes (if it works, of course).

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