A device, in which electrical energy is converted into chemical energy, is called:

Question

A device, in which electrical energy is converted into chemical energy, is called: (A) electrochemical cell (B) electrolytic cell (C) galvanic cell (D) fuel-cell

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Electrolytic cell is the cell in which electrolysis of an electrolyte is done i.e., electrical energy is used to produce chemical energy.

Q. A device, in which electrical energy is converted into chemical energy, is called:

electrochemical cell

electrolytic cell

galvanic cell

fuel-cell

Electrolytic cell is the cell in which electrolysis of an electrolyte is done i.e., electrical energy is used to produce chemical energy.