Chemical Cells

Chemical Cells Quiz

Spec 3.9.3 · Oxford AQA IGCSE Chemistry: Quiz

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  1. 1. What does a chemical cell convert chemical energy into?

    • A. Heat energy only
    • B. Electrical energy
    • C. Nuclear energy
    • D. Sound energy
  2. 2. What does a chemical cell produce?

    • A. A magnetic field
    • B. A potential difference
    • C. A precipitate
    • D. A gas
  3. 3. Until when does a chemical cell continue to produce a voltage?

    • A. Forever
    • B. Until the reactants are used up
    • C. Until it is recharged only
    • D. Until it is cooled down
  4. 4. Why can a rechargeable cell be reused many times?

    • A. It never uses up its reactants
    • B. Passing a current through it in reverse regenerates the reactants
    • C. It generates new electrodes each time
    • D. It does not rely on a chemical reaction
  5. 5. A student compares a non-rechargeable cell and a rechargeable cell, both of which have fully used up their reactants. Which statement is correct?

    • A. Both can be restored by simply waiting
    • B. The non-rechargeable cell cannot be restored, but the rechargeable cell can be restored by reversing the reaction with an applied current
    • C. Neither can ever be restored
    • D. Both restore themselves automatically over time

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