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What is the function of the metal cap in an electric cell?
What is the function of the metal cap in an electric cell?
- It is the positive terminal of the cell (correct)
- It is the negative terminal of the cell
- It stores the chemicals for electricity production
- It regulates the flow of electricity
What happens when the chemicals in an electric cell are depleted?
What happens when the chemicals in an electric cell are depleted?
- The electric cell stops producing electricity (correct)
- The electric cell becomes more efficient
- The electric cell switches to an alternative energy source
- The electric cell produces more electricity
What provides electricity in an electric cell?
What provides electricity in an electric cell?
- Chemicals stored in the cell (correct)
- External power source
- Magnetic fields around the cell
- Metal cap and disc
Electricity is not considered an energy source
Electricity is not considered an energy source
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The metal cap of an electric cell is the negative terminal
The metal cap of an electric cell is the negative terminal
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When the chemicals in an electric cell are used up, it stops producing electricity
When the chemicals in an electric cell are used up, it stops producing electricity
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Electricity and Electric Cells
- Electricity is a source of energy.
- An electric cell is a device that provides electricity.
- The electricity produced by an electric cell comes from the chemicals stored inside it.
- A metal cap in an electric cell serves as the positive terminal.
- A metal disc in an electric cell serves as the negative terminal.
- When the chemicals in an electric cell get used up, it stops producing electricity.
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