Question

difference between dry cell and lead acid cell​

Answer 1

The difference between dry cells and lead-acid cell is:

1. Dry cell: It is a kind of electric battery.

• It is majorly used as a portable electrical device.

• A paste electrolyte is enough to provide moisture to produce a flow of current.

     2. Lead-acid cell: It's a kind of rechargeable battery.

• It is used in the UPS system, acts as an ignitor.
• It basically helps in the production of anode and cathode of the battery cell by forming the lead oxide.

Answer 2

Dry cell:

• A dry cell is a type of electric battery.
• A dry cell is used for portable electrical devices.
• In dry cells, only enough moisture is allow the current to flow with the help of paste electrolyte.
• A dry cell can operate in any orientation without spilling, as it contains no free liquid, making it suitable for portable equipment.
• Therefore, a dry cell is safe.

Lead-acid cell​:

• The lead-acid battery is a kind of rechargeable battery.
• This is the first type of rechargeable battery ever created.
• Lead-acid batteries have relatively low energy density.
• Lead-acid batteries have the ability to supply high currents.
• This cells have a relatively large power-to-weight ratio.
• Lead-acid batteries are inexpensive.