In both a dry cell and a wet cell battery, what causes the production of an electrical current.

Physics

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koban [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

a. chemical reaction

Explanation:

In both a dry and wet cell battery, electric currents are produced through chemical reactions.

Both cells are together called electrochemical cells.

In these cells, chemical reactions produce an electric current.
They are devices that converts chemical energy into electrical energy
The reactions here are spontaneous redox reactions.
This causes the current to flow on their own in the circuit.

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