The Daniell cell is a battery which is named after the British chemist and meteorologist John Frederic Daniell, who invented it in 1836. The Daniell cell e.m.f. is 1.12 volt. This cell is used in experiments where a continuous and constant current is required. Construction The Daniell cell diagram is shown in figure 1. It consists … Read more
The Leclanche cell is a battery which is named after the French scientist Georges Leclanché who invented it in 1866. The Leclanche cell e.m.f. is 1.5 volt. The application of the Leclanche cell was in electric bells, signalling, and telegraphy. Construction Leclanche Cell consists of a glass vessel containing a saturated solution of ammonium chloride … Read more
The advantages and limitations of different battery storage are given below S.No. Battery Storage System Advantages Limitations 1 Li-ion 1. It has a high specific energy 2. Light Weight 3. High Cycle life 1. Costly 2. Need Battery Management System 3. No establishes system for recycling 2 NiCd 1. Low cost 2. It is easily … Read more