Can a cell generate the potential difference across its terminals, even when no current is drawn from it? Give reason.In putting ohms law(v=ir) in this, we get v as 0 but thats not the case.
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Yes
Explanation:
In case of EMF (Electromotive force), EMF is the POTENTIAL DIFERENCE generated when no current if drawn. V=EMF-r
Since there is no current flowing and v is 0, EMF is being applied.
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