Primary vs. Secondary Cells (Batteries) - IB Physics

Primary and secondary cells are two types of batteries. This lecture defines primary and secondary cells, explains the difference between them, and gives examples of each. I also go over the movement of charge inside primary and secondary cells.

0:00 Definition of Primary vs. Secondary Cells
1:01 Types of Energy in P and S Cells
1:43 Electron Flow in P and S Cells

[as]

Hi sir, can you start to post videos regarding the HL Physics part of the syllabus? Ie, topics 9-12 and the engineering option. That would be very much appreciated.

[gimqrip]

This the first time i study in english, actually it was better than Arabian explaining 🤩

[karhukivi]

0:15 Zinc -carbon cells are not rechargeable. Lead-acid, nickel cadmium, nickel metal-hydride (NiMH) and lithium-ion cells are.

[aarondouglas]

just a quick question, in the first chart you have examples for both primary and secondary cells, both refer to zinc-carbon cells... anything im missing?

[notesam]

The video content is really good but I think you are explaining really fast. It would be helpful if you slowed down a bit

[armaandurani]

you are goated!!!! any plans on doing hl videos too??

[ozehella]

really short and explains everything tnx

[flying_dutchman]

Hey, you said in your video about Voltage in 5.1 that the terminology of Electrical Potential and Electrical Potential Energy often get mixed up and that electrical potential energy is equal to work done and electric potential is equal to Voltage. However in this video you say devices add electrical potential energy which you use synonymously with Voltage. Which is correct? Thank you

[greatyeet]

Lol this is our chemistry lesson at class 12 in India😂

[sshaiderabidi]

Please make video lecture on elcromotive force

[eliudjosephat]

Can you tell me, which celll caries more charge

[wangui]

grade 8 and still be wandering what in gods name is he saying, but tbh I am the stupid one the explanation is amazing
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