Science, asked by ankita14642, 11 months ago

how are dry cells different. from chargeable cells

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Answered by parineeta35

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A primary or dry cell battery is a one that is designed to be used once and then discarded. Drycell batteries cannot be recharged with electricity and reused like secondary cell or rechargeable batteries. A dry cell battery contains electrolytes that sit in a paste.

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Answered by chlotrasuresh

A primary of dry cell battery is a one that is designed to be used once and then discarded. dry cell batteries cannot be recharged with electricity and reused the like secondary cell chargeable batteries. a dry cell batteries contain electrolytes that sheet in a paste

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