So the next question is, how do we make these tiny copper wires?

所以下一个问题是，我们如何制造这些微小铜线？

Now, the chemical process to make these tiny copper wires is seemingly simple.

化学工艺使制造这些微小铜线看起来似乎非常简单。

When electric lights or electric bells are put up, copper wire is always used.

人们在电灯与电铃中总会使用到铜线。

In evidence locker 7-7-9-B, there's a coil of copper wire.

在779B证物箱里 有一卷铜线。

The theft of the more easily accessible metals such as copper wire would likely increase.

铜线等更容易获得的金属的盗窃可能会增加。

And it's a really key component to making these tiny copper wires.

并且这是制造这些微小铜线的关键部分。

The liquid is then shaped into long, thin pieces called rods. These are the raw materials for copper wire.

这种液体随后被塑造成细长的棒状，这些棒状物就是制造铜线的原材料。

They're waiting for the chemists to design new, smooth surfaces with increased inherent adhesion for some of those copper wires.

他们在等化学家们为某些铜线设计出增加了固有粘着力的新的、光滑的表面。

Well, we build tiny copper wires.

好吧，我们制造细小的铜线。

If I push in three nails and three copper wires in the same lemon, I get roughly three times as much electric current.

如果我在同一个柠檬里面插入三个钉子和三根铜线的话，我大概会得到三倍于目前电流的电量。

Traditionally, we use really rough insulating layers to support copper wires.

传统上，我们使用非常粗糙的绝缘层来支撑铜线。

Thomas B. Doolittle solved this problem by inventing a hard-drawn copper wire.

Thomas B. Doolittle 通过发明硬拉铜线解决了这个问题。

The stator is a series of rings, with copper wires wrapped around it.

定子是一系列的环，周围缠绕着铜线。

Have you tried wrapping the sphere in copper wire?

你试过在球体外缠上铜线吗？

We have better wireless, and we've switched from copper wires to fiber optic cable.

我们有更好的无线网络，我们已经从铜线切换到光缆。

The copper wires overhead and they're on the ground next to the train tracks.

铜线在头顶， 它们在铁轨旁边的地面上。

So just imagine that but made of copper wires and a little bit fancier.

所以想象一下，它是由铜线制成的，而且更漂亮一点。

They lay over one hundred thousand feet of thick copper wire, connecting Edison's power station to hundreds of homes and businesses throughout New York.

埋入超过十万英尺的粗铜线 让爱迪生的发电站同纽约数百个家庭和商用建筑相连。

The cables which are placed on the bottom of the sea to carry telegraph messages from one country to another have copper wires running through them.

用于在不同国家之间传送电报信息的海底电缆也使用到了铜线。

Swap 16 seats for hundreds, then change rubber wheels to steel, which run on tracks, and swap the batteries for copper wires.

将 16 个座位换成数百个座位，然后将橡胶轮换成钢制轮子，在轨道上运行，并将电池换成铜线。