Electrochemical cells

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: c1836
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define a voltaic cell; - explain the structure and the principles of a voltaic cell
– give an example of a chemical reaction that occurs in a cell
– write equations for half-reactions in a voltaic cell
– discuss the principles of a fuel cell
– discuss the practical applications of voltaic cells and fuel cells.

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Electrochemical cells Class activity

Consists of...
Conversion of energy Slideshow The invention of th... Animation Chemical energy sou... Whiteboard exercise Building the simple... Animation How does a voltaic ... Animation The structure of a ... Whiteboard exercise Half-reactions Animation Determining the sig... Animation Reactions that occu... Glossary Half-reactions Whiteboard exercise Measuring voltage Animation Measuring the volta... Simulation Voltaic cells and t... Glossary Application of vari... Animation How does a fuel cel... Animation Fuel cells Whiteboard exercise Applications of vol... Animation The first battery Animation Batteries and accum... Animation Practical applicati... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Chemistry

Reactivity of metals

54. Electrochemical cells

YDP SA

Keywords

cell, energy, cells, source, electrode, voltage, battery, voltaic, accumulators, electrochemical, Electrochemical cells

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