7.	Very carefully place the thin 1cm x 3cm sheet of zinc into the lemon, exactly 1.5cm deep; the exact orientation of the sheet must form a perpendicular plane to the axis of rotation of the lemon, it should be inserted long-ways into the lemon, such that the line formed on the head of the 1cm x 3cm sheet of zinc is tangent to the lemon’s surface.
8.	The exact position of the zinc sheet will be offset exactly 1.5cm toward an end of the lemon, from the front face of the lemon. The front face of the lemon is defined as the widest plane formed from a latitudinal cross section. Such that a comparison on earth can be made, with the poles being the ends of the lemon, the equator being the front-face-line of the lemon.
9.	The copper sheet, measuring exactly 3cm x 1cm will now also be placed into the lemon, exactly 1.5cm deep also, this is to be done such that this sheet, identical in size and width with the zinc sheet, will be parallel, such that, should their separation distance separating the two plates be zero, they would form an identical plane that is indistinguishable in orientation and size.
10.	The copper sheet is then to be inserted into the lemon exactly 3cm toward the far end of the lemon, such that the midpoint of the insertion location of each metal sheet is the front-face-line of the lemon.
Note: it is critical to follow steps 7, 8, 9, 10 exactly, as to control the variables Angle of the electrodes, distance of separation of the electrodes, size of the electrodes, depth of electrode insertion,