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Principle
The first galvanic cell was described by the Italian physicist Alessandro Graf Volta in 1799. This "Volta cell" or "voltaic cell" is also a copper/zinc cell, but in contrast to the Daniell cell, which was developed later, both electrodes are dipped here into the same electrolyte solution (dilute sulphuric acid). This relatively simple construction allowed several such cells to be combined together in a very compact form. Such batteries of voltaic cells became known as "voltaic piles", and were used to generate higher voltages.
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- Principle of a voltaic cell
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