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What is the role of electromotive force in electrochemical cells and generators?
What is the role of electromotive force in electrochemical cells and generators?
- It is a measure of the temperature effect on reaction rates.
- It is the work done on a unit electric charge. (correct)
- It acts as a magnetic field strength.
- It represents the current flowing in the circuit.
In the equation V = Ir, what does 'r' represent?
In the equation V = Ir, what does 'r' represent?
- Internal resistance of the cell (correct)
- Voltage drop across the circuit
- Total electrical energy produced
- Resistive load in an external circuit
How is electromotive force commonly abbreviated?
How is electromotive force commonly abbreviated?
- ECF
- ECP
- EFT
- EMF (correct)
How does a generator or battery produce electromotive force?
How does a generator or battery produce electromotive force?
Which law is applied in the use of electromotive force in electromagnetic flowmeters?
Which law is applied in the use of electromotive force in electromagnetic flowmeters?
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Study Notes
Electromotive Force (EMF)
- Defined as the electric potential generated by an electrochemical cell or by a changing magnetic field.
- Commonly abbreviated as EMF.
Energy Conversion Devices
- Generators and batteries convert energy from one form to another.
- One terminal of these devices becomes positively charged, while the opposite terminal becomes negatively charged.
- EMF represents the work done on a unit electric charge.
Application in Electromagnetic Flowmeters
- EMF is utilized in electromagnetic flowmeters, demonstrating Faraday’s law of induction.
Voltage Equation
- The relationship between voltage (V), current (I), internal resistance (r), and electromotive force (ε) is expressed as:
- V = Ir
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