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Battery Basics

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Which term refers to the conversion of chemical energy to electrical energy in a battery?

Spontaneous reaction

Electroactive species

Oxidation-reduction reaction (correct)

External circuit

Where do the redox reactions occur in a battery?

Anode (correct)

Cathode

Electroactive species

External circuit

What flows through the external circuit in a battery?

Redox reactions

Electrons (correct)

Protons

Ions

What are the electroactive species and products formed in a battery usually?

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How are electrochemical cells connected in a battery to achieve desired voltage and current?

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Battery Basics

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Questions and Answers

Which term refers to the conversion of chemical energy to electrical energy in a battery?

Where do the redox reactions occur in a battery?

What flows through the external circuit in a battery?

What are the electroactive species and products formed in a battery usually?

How are electrochemical cells connected in a battery to achieve desired voltage and current?

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