After completing this topic you should be able to : State electricity can be produced in a cell by connecting two different metals in solutions of their.

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After completing this topic you should be able to : State electricity can be produced in a cell by connecting two different metals in solutions of their metal ions. Electrons flow in the external circuit from the species higher in the electrochemical series to the one lower in the electrochemical series. State the purpose of the ‘ion bridge’ (salt bridge) is to allow the movement of ions to complete the circuit. Use the direction of electron flow in an electrochemical cell to describe where oxidation and reduction takes place. Use the Electrochemical Series to produce a cell when at least one of the half- cells does not involve metal atoms. State that some batteries are rechargeable, e.g. the lead-acid battery. Describe the reactions, which take place in a hydrogen fuel cell.

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V Each metal is placed in a solution containing its own ions.

DICTIONARY - ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL An ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL makes an electric current from chemicals. This name is often shortened to a CELL. +

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The solution needs –ve ions to remain electrically neutral. The solution needs +ve ions to remain electrically neutral. -ve ions +ve ions

which pair of metals give the largest voltage; if a displacement reaction will happen; the direction of the current (electron flow) in an electrochemical cell. ELECTROCHEMICAL SERIES RULE 3 In an electrochemical cell the electrons (the current) will flow from the metal higher in the Electrochemical Series to the metal lower down.

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V carbon rod carbon rod Carbon electrodes make the electrical connection with the solutions. Carbon as g gg graphite conducts electricity, and d dd does not react with the solutions.

Complete the ELECTROCHEMICAL SERIES RULE 3 examples on page 6 of the Metal Chemistry and Electricity & Chemistry Examples Booklet.

The following reactions occur at the electrodes when the battery is producing electricity, i.e. during d dd discharge In a battery:

During c cc charging the chemical reactions are reversed. The following reactions occur at the electrodes when the battery is being charged The first small rechargeable battery produced for appliances, used a reaction between c cc cadmium and a compound of n nn nickel (nickel oxyhydroxide NiOOH) to produce a current. More advanced rechargeable batteries such as l ll lithium-ion batteries have been developed. The main advantage of these batteries is they are much lighter.

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