Define primary cell, Physics

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Primary cell Is that cell in which electrical energy is produced because of chemical energy. In the primary cell, chemical reaction is irreversible. This cell cannot be recharged. Examples of primary cells are Voltaic cell, Leclanche cell, Dry cell and Daniel cell etc.

 


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