
Activity: Operating the Equipment
Measuring Data
uThe voltage is displayed on the calculator.
uLower the arm of the stand so the metal plates are submersed in the dilute sulfuric acid solution, without coming into contact with the cistern.
1Stand Arm
2Cistern
uIf the variation in voltage becomes small, use the pipette with a bulb to inject a small amount of hydrogen peroxide into the dilute sulfuric acid around the copper plate.
1Stand Arm
2Cistern
3Copper Plate
4Pipette with a bulb
5Hydrogen Peroxide
6Hydrogen Foam
7Hand
uRepeat this process as you monitor the life of the battery.
1Hydrogen Peroxide Added Here
V(V): Voltage
t(s) : Time
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Measurementasurement
Calculator Operation
uThe voltage is measured and displayed using the Voltage Measurement Setup.
uFind the applicable program in the Program Library
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| u Compare the initial voltaic battery electromotive force with the theoretical value of |
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| u Try changing the surface area of the two electrodes that is in contact with the dilute |
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| sulfuric acid solution, and note any changes in the electromotive force. |
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| u Find out what you can about the Daniel Cell, which is one type of battery that is not |
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(5V maximum) and determine its useful life. | ||
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