Electrochemistry, Rechargeable Batteries and Fuel Cells
Electrochemistry, Rechargeable Batteries and Fuel Cells: Overview
This Topic covers sub-topics such as Semiconductors, Lithium Ion Batteries, Electrical Batteries, Nernst's Equation, Lead Storage Battery, Concentration Cells, Advantages of Lithium Ion Batteries, Microbial fuel cells and, Nickel-Cadmium Storage Cell
Important Questions on Electrochemistry, Rechargeable Batteries and Fuel Cells
Using the Nernst equation, calculate emf of the following cell at :
Given that,

Discuss the relation between free energy and EMF.

Discuss conjugated system by giving example.

Which of the following has the highest energy density?

Among methanol fuel cell and lithium-ion battery, which has higher energy density?

In alkali fuel cell, ions migrate towards the cathode and produce water on reaction with ions.

Name the electrolyte used in alkali fuel cell.

Nickel-cadmium battery has high internal resistance allows for a quick recharge time.

Write two advantages of Nickel-cadmium battery.

The charge specific density of lithium-ion battery is less compared to lead-acid battery.

Write any three advantages of lithium-ion battery.

Write the charging and discharging reactions occuring in the lithium ion battery.

Name the anode and cathode used in lithium-ion batteries.

Select whether the following statement is True or False:
A typical lead-acid battery is an example of a primary electrochemical cell or non-rechargeable battery.

Write a short note on the classification of electrical batteries.

Why longer conjugated systems absorbing light of longer wavelength?

Molecules with _____ bonds can absorb visible light, with longer conjugated systems absorbing light of longer wavelength. (conjugated/non-conjugated)

Give the fuel used in the microbial fuel cells.

Explain the microbial fuel cells?

_____ is the ratio of the Gibbs energy change to the enthalpy change.
