Physics · Chemical Cells and Batteries
Which of the following is the defining characteristic of a primary cell?
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- 1It is generally larger and heavier than a secondary cell.
- 2It has a higher energy density than a secondary cell.
- 3Its chemical reaction is irreversible, making it non-rechargeable.✓
- 4It is a source of direct current (DC) only.
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Its chemical reaction is irreversible, making it non-rechargeable.
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