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Cambridge IGCSE Combined Science practice

What type of energy do cells and batteries primarily convert?

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Cells, batteries, generators and motors

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What type of energy do cells and batteries primarily convert?.

  1. A.Mechanical energy
  2. B.Chemical energy
  3. C.Thermal energy
  4. D.Nuclear energy

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Energy Conversion in Batteries

Batteries convert stored chemical energy into electrical energy through electrochemical reactions. This process involves the movement of electrons, which generates an electric current.

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    Explain how batteries convert chemical energy into electrical energy.

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