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___________is the positive terminal of the dry cell​

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Answered by 0Strange
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Answer:

carbon-rod cathode

Explanation:

This traditional dry cell consists of a carbon-rod cathode (positive terminal) immersed in a moist paste of MnIVO2, ZnIICl2, NH4Cl, and powdered carbon, which is contained in a metallic zinc-can anode (negative terminal).

Answered by sdevsharma79
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Answer:

A dry cell is usually made from zinc which serves as the anode with a negative electrical polarity, while the inert carbon core is the positive electrical pole cathode. Zinc–carbon dry cells are single-use primary cells.

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