Chemical Process in Cells: Dry Cell vs. Wet Cell

The thermal process uses crude oil as the source of heat to produce steam and generate electricity.

Geothermal power plants utilize the natural heat from the inner core of the Earth to produce steam and generate electricity.

In the piezoelectric process, the vibrations of the record grooves compress the crystal materials, generating a varying electric current.

The photoelectric process involves harnessing the heat of the sun's rays to generate electricity.

The atomic reactor process uses nuclear fuel to produce steam that drives the turbines and generates electrical current.

The chemical process for generating electricity involves using two different types of metals as electrodes in an acid solution.

Dry cells are completely dry and do not require any moisture to function.

Primary batteries are rechargeable, meaning the electrical energy can be restored.

In the thermal process, the steam generated from burning fuel is used to rotate the impeller of a steam turbine, which then drives the power generators.

Hydropower generation involves the use of water to produce electricity.