period 5. the first battery was invented by alessandro volta. he created it by sticking together...

Period 5

The first battery was invented by Alessandro Volta. He created it by sticking together layers of zinc, silver, and wet paper. Volta placed copper wire at each end and allowed a current to flow.

The first battery was an electrochemical cell.

Chemical reactions occur between electrolytes and electrodes in an electrochemical cell.

In an electrochemical cell, zinc and aluminum release more electrons.

Chemical energy is stored in chemical compounds.

Batteries are made by combining two or more electrochemical cells.

A wet cell battery is surrounded by a liquid and they tend to be bigger.

A dry cell battery is surrounded by paste and are more commonly used.

Some kinds of batteries can be recharged by reversing the flow of electrons.

A) energy stored in electrons B) energy stored in chemical compounds C) energy stored in electrolytes D) energy stored on mars

A) energy stored in electrons

B) energy stored in chemical compounds

C) energy stored in electrolytes D) energy stored on mars

A) Mario Batali B) some italian dude C) Alessandro Volta D) Aro Battero

A) Mario Batali B) some italian dude

C) Alessandro Volta D) Aro Battero

A) dry cell and energizer bunnies B) dry cell and wet cell C) dead and charged D) duracell and rayovac ;)

A) dry cell and energizer bunnies

B) dry cell and wet cell C) dead and charged D) duracell and rayovac ;)

A) electrolytes and electrodes in a electrochemical cell

B) zinc and copper in an electrochemical cell

C) zinc and aluminum in an electrochemical cell

D) mickey mouse and Mr. W in a blue and yellow box

A) electrolytes and electrodes in a electrochemical cell

B) zinc and copper in an electrochemical cell C) zinc and aluminum in an electrochemical

cell D) mickey mouse and Mr. W in a blue and

yellow box

A) the static shock it causes B) how much energy it has C) the voltages of the cells D) how much it weighs

A) the static shock it causes B) how much energy it has C) the voltages of the cells D) how much it weighs

A) copper and aluminum B) zinc and aluminum C) silver and iron D) gold and steel

A) copper and aluminum B) zinc and aluminum C) silver and iron D) gold and steel

A) energy in batteries B) energy in electrochemical cells C) energy in chemicals D) energy in chemical compounds

A) energy in batteries B) energy in electrochemical cells C) energy in chemicals

D) energy in chemical compounds

A) electrochemical cells B) a thick gooey paste C) electrodes D) electrolytes

A) electrochemical cells B) a thick gooey paste C) electrodes D) electrolytes

A)wet cells are big and dry cells are bigger B)wet cells are surrounded by water and dry

cells by paste C)wet cells are better than dry cells D) wet cells and dry cells are the same

A)wet cells are big and dry cells are biggerB)wet cells are surrounded by water and dry cells by paste

C)wet cells are better than dry cells D) wet cells and dry cells are the same

A)10 B) 8 C)57,789 D) 2

A)10 B) 8 C)57,789

D) 2