Chemistry, asked by vsriaditya8782, 11 months ago

How can electricity be generated from chemical energy?

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Answered by niyatitodipcdg85

As the chemical reactions occur in the internal circuit, electrons carry electrical energy through a wire in the external circuit. You can connect the wire to a light bulb or a motor to do work. Thus, a galvanic cell converts chemical energy into electrical energy.

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