Physics, asked by Komalsen3420, 1 year ago

Why is terminal voltage of a cell generally less than the emf of the cell?

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Answered by satyam0013

EMF of a cell is the voltage measured between the terminals of a cell when it is not connected to external circuit, that is, when it is not delivering any current. ... Thus, terminal voltage is less than the emf of the cell.

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