The 'GIBILISCO - Cells and Batteries' quiz assesses understanding of how chemical energy in batteries transforms into electrical energy, characteristics of different types of cells, and calculations related to battery usage. It's ideal for learners in physics or electrical engineering seeking to apply theoretical knowledge practically.
A dry cell.
A wet cell.
A primary cell.
Secondary cell.
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As a current reference source.
As a voltage reference source.
As a power reference source.
As a fuel cell.
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Less than the voltage produced by a cell of the same composition.
The same as the voltage produced by a cell of the same composition.
More than the voltage produced by a cell of the same composition.
Always a whole-number multiple of 1.018 V.
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An increase in its voltage.
No harm other than a rapid discharge of its energy.
The current to drop to zero.
A physical rupture or explosion.
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0.49 Wh
1.1 Wh
7.33 Wh
733 mWh
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4 hours and 20 minutes
432 hours
3.6 hours
21.6 minutes
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Are cheaper than zinc-carbon cells.
Generally work better in radios than zinc-carbon cells.
Have higher voltages than zinc-carbon cells.
Have shorter shelf lives than zinc-carbon cells.
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Its physical size.
The current drawn from it.
Its voltage.
All of the above.
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A heart pacemaker
An electronic calculator
An LCD wall clock
A two-way portable radio
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A heart pacemaker
An electronic calculator
An LCD wall clock
A two-way portable radio
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A microcomputer memory backup
A two-way portable radio
A stand-alone solar-electric system
A rechargeable lantern
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In a portable audio CD player
In an uninterruptible power supply
In an LCD wall clock
In a flashlight
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A large ampere-hour rating.
Excellent energy capacity.
A flat discharge curve.
Good energy storage capacity per unit volume.
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In a satellite
In a portable cassette player
In a handheld radio transceiver
More than one of the above
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They don’t last as long as other types.
They have a flat discharge curve.
Mercury is destructive to the environment.
They need to be recharged often.
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Silver-oxide
Lead-acid
Nickel-based
Mercury
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Connecting capacitors in parallel with the solar cells.
Connecting resistors in series with the solar cells.
Connecting two or more groups of solar cells in parallel.
Connecting resistors in parallel with the solar cells.
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Allows a homeowner to sell power to the electric company.
Lets the batteries recharge at night.
Powers lights, but not electronic devices.
Is totally independent from the electric company.
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Methanol is the most abundant element in the universe.
Methanol is not flammable.
Methanol is a solid at room temperature.
Methanol is easier to transport and store.
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