What really happens inside the battery while charging and discharging?

pr159260

pr159260

@pr159260-4NR0Kn • Oct 22, 2024
what happens inside the battery while charging it and while discharging(that is while using it)? how the eletrode plates position and eletrolyte in battery will be it is completely discharged and charged?
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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Feb 24, 2013

    Initially speaking your question needs volumes to be typed Which is a real pain.

    SO to make all things crisper to you I want you to answer whether you are aware of EMF series or Electrochemical Reactions

    Do post on and you will be really surprised to listen to other comments 😁
  • pr159260

    pr159260

    @pr159260-4NR0Kn • Feb 24, 2013

    thanks for reply Conqueror. ya sir..i have studied that battery work based on that chemical actions and battery works till there is chemical action..but i am not clear that how chemical action degrads ,stop discharging . can you clear me in this ?
  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Feb 26, 2013

    That is simple consider a irreversible reaction

    When the amount of reactants becomes zero and the end product is only present in the solution. Then will there be any more reaction in the forward direction Nope the same holds good here

    A+B------>C

    If the amount of A and B becomes 0 there is no chance of getting C right the same principle is used here

    Once the batteries are used up the chemical reactants are not having sufficient concentration to continue their reaction This will lead to drop in potential developed in the battery
  • pr159260

    pr159260

    @pr159260-4NR0Kn • Feb 26, 2013

    oh okay sir. my doubt cleared with your explanation.thanks for your explanation 😀
  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Feb 27, 2013

    pr159260
    oh okay sir. my doubt cleared with your explanation.thanks for your explanation 😀
    Nice to hear that keep posting your queries and also help your fellow engineers here as well.

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