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Write the cell reactions that take place at each electrode of the Lead storage cell.

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Answered by KrisWuYifanfan
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The lead-acid storage cell gives an emf of 2 volt. ... In the discharged state, the lead (Pb) of the anode, and lead dioxide (PbO2) of the cathode are completely converted to lead sulphate (PbSO4). The water produced in the reaction dilutes the sulphuric acid.

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Answered by LunaChan285
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Here's your answer mate :

  • The lead-acid storage cell gives an emf of 2 volt. ... In the discharged state, the lead (Pb) of the anode, and lead dioxide (PbO2) of the cathode are completely converted to lead sulphate (PbSO4).

  • The water produced in the reaction dilutes the sulphuric acid.

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