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difference between battery and cell 2 points

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Answered by jackson97
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A cell is a single electrolyte and anode/cathode chemical reaction cell. It has a characteristic voltage which is set by the chemistry. A battery is generally a stack of series-connected cells, although typically a single celled battery is also called a battery.
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Answered by Freeminder
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A cell is a single electrolyte and anode/cathode chemical reaction cell. It has a characteristic voltage which is set by the chemistry. A battery is generally a stack of series-connectedcells, although typically a single celled battery is also called a battery.
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