CELL AND BATTERY
Asked by | 30th Sep, 2011, 01:43: PM
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When the electrolyte in the cell has reacted fully, the cell is said to be dead or discharged. It can no more compel the electrons to move in a definite direction and give rise to electric current. Hece, the cell is said to be discharged.
When the electrolyte in the cell has reacted fully, the cell is said to be dead or discharged. It can no more compel the electrons to move in a definite direction and give rise to electric current. Hece, the cell is said to be discharged.
Answered by | 30th Sep, 2011, 03:00: PM
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