Physics · Current Electricity
Which of the following is a primary difference between a primary and a secondary electrochemical cell?
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- 1A primary cell can be recharged, while a secondary cell cannot be recharged
- 2A primary cell uses a liquid electrolyte while a secondary cell uses a solid one
- 3A secondary cell produces more energy than a primary cell
- 4A primary cell cannot be recharged, while a secondary cell can be recharged✓
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A primary cell cannot be recharged, while a secondary cell can be recharged
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