The products of the chemical change are not soluble in the electrolyte

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• Difference between primary cells and secondary cells in batteries • What it means chemically and practically to be rechargeable • Role of electrolyte and solubility of reaction products in battery operation

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• Ask yourself: which type of cell is specifically designed so that the chemical reaction can be reversed by applying an external current? • Consider whether the definition of a secondary cell is based mainly on rechargeability, on solubility of products, or on both together. • Think about common rechargeable batteries you know (like lead-acid or lithium-ion): what key feature makes them different from everyday disposable batteries?

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• Make sure you know that primary cells are generally considered non‑rechargeable and secondary cells are the other category. • Check whether the phrase about products "not soluble in the electrolyte" is a universal characteristic of all secondary cells or more specific to certain types only. • Confirm which single property is used as the basic textbook definition of a secondary cell before choosing among the options.

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