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Are we allowed to do Lead Acid Cell vs Vanadium Cell? (1 Viewer)

.ben

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I just need to confirm because i thought they were both secondary cells? thanks:confused:
 

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dont know about the Vanadium Cell but if u know the chem of the lead acid cell why not go with that and a button cell, with the chemistry being almost identical (the cathode is the only different bit) you can save memorising something different :)
 

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ok then, for the vanadium cell, what is the electrolyte?
 

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hmm let's see --

Cathode u have VO2^+ in a VO^2+ solution.

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Anode u have V^2+ in a V^3+ solution.

Overall Reaction: V^2+ + VO2^+ + 2H^+ <---> V^3+ + VO^2+ + H2O
 

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So the electrolytes are VO^2+ solution and V^3+ solution?
 

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