4. Write the 4 conventional kinds of primary batteries. 5. Explain the hazards of using batteries. 6. List at least 3 examples of objects that are powered by primary batteries. a. b. C. 7. List at least 3 examples of objects that are powered by secondary batteries. 8. For electrochemical corrosion to occur, three ingredients must be present. Those are:

4. Write the 4 conventional kinds of primary batteries. 5. Explain the hazards of using batteries. 6. List at least 3 examples of objects that are powered by primary batteries. a. b. C. 7. List at least 3 examples of objects that are powered by secondary batteries. 8. For electrochemical corrosion to occur, three ingredients must be present. Those are:

Chemistry for Engineering Students

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Author:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Publisher:Lawrence S. Brown, Tom Holme

Chapter13: Electrochemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

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