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cluponka [151]
3 years ago
11

A) What is an ELECTRIC CELL? DEL

Chemistry
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Svetlanka [38]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:Una célula eléctrica es un dispositivo simple capaz de suministrar una corriente eléctrica. Uno o más células eléctricas que trabajan en conjunto para entregar una corriente constituyen una batería. La reacción química de una célula eléctrica se clasifica como "de oxidación-reducción". Los electrones se transfieren, la oxidación de una especie química a través de la eliminación de electrones, mientras que la reducción de otra mediante la adición de electrones. La reacción en una celda eléctrica puede ser a veces, obviamente, química, como para la batería de cobre y zinc; en otros casos, tales como la célula solar, puede ser menos obvio.

Células eléctricos pueden encontrar aplicación inversa, como en el proceso de galvanoplastia, lo que se aplica un voltaje externo que transfiere electrones en la dirección inversa, lo que resulta en la deposición de metal sobre los sustratos. Entre los yacimientos más comunes son el níquel, soldadura, cromo, cobre, plata y oro. Curiosamente, las células solares pueden tener su acción invierte. En lugar de luz que incide en sus superficies para producir electricidad, la corriente puede ser introducido que los resultados en la emisión de luz, aunque a una frecuencia diferente, a saber, el infrarrojo. Este es el principio del diodo emisor de luz

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leonid [27]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

an electric cell is a device that is used to generate electricity, or one that is used to make chemical reactions possible by applying electricity.

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