Electrical Cell - Revision history

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	: The [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] only takes place when there is a complete [[circuit]]. If the [[circuit]] is broken the [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] will stop.		: The [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] only takes place when there is a complete [[circuit]]. If the [[circuit]] is broken the [[Chemical Reaction\|reaction]] will stop.
	: Once all of the [[reactant]]s have been used, the '''electrical cell''' will stop providing a [[Potential Difference\|potential difference]].		: Once all of the [[reactant]]s have been used, the '''electrical cell''' will stop providing a [[Potential Difference\|potential difference]].
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		+	==Beyond the Curriculum==
		+	{{#ev:youtube\|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OVtk6G2TnQ}}

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	An '''electrical cell''' is the part of a circuit that makes the electricity flow.		An '''electrical cell''' is the part of a circuit that makes the electricity flow.
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	: Singular [[Noun]]: '''Electrical Cell'''		: Singular [[Noun]]: '''Electrical Cell'''

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 ===About Electrical Cells===
 : '''Electrical cells''' contain a store of [[chemical]]s which can [[Chemical Reaction|react]] to produce a [[Potential Difference|potential difference]].
 : In an '''electrical cell''' a [[Displacement Reaction|displacement reaction]] occurs between different [[metal]]s. The greater the difference between [[reactivity]] of the [[metal]]s the greater the [[Potential Difference|potential difference]] provided by the '''cell'''.
 : The [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]] only takes place when there is a complete [[circuit]]. If the [[circuit]] is broken the [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]] will stop.
 : Once all of the [[reactant]]s have been used, the '''electrical cell''' will stop providing a [[Potential Difference|potential difference]].

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 ===Meaning===
 An '''electrical cell''' is an electrical device that has a [[Chemical Potential Energy Store|chemical potential energy store]] which provides a push for [[electron]]s to flow around a [[circuit]].
 ==Key Stage 4==
 ===Meaning===
 An '''electrical cell''' is a device capable of storing [[Chemical Potential Energy Store|store chemical potential energy]] which can be transferred by [[electricity|electrically]] to [[Electrical Component|components]] in a [[circuit]].

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 ===About Electrical Cells===
 : '''Electrical cells''' contain a store of [[chemical]]s which can [[Chemical Reaction|react]] to produce a [[Potential Difference|potential difference]].
 : The [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]] only takes place when there is a complete [[circuit]]. If the [[circuit]] is broken the [[Chemical Reaction|reaction]] will stop.
 : Once all of the [[reactant]]s have been used, the '''electrical cell''' will stop providing a [[Potential Difference|potential difference]].

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 ==Key Stage 3==
 ===Meaning===
-An electrical cell is an electrical device that has a chemical energy store which provides a push for electrons to flow around a circuit.
+An '''electrical cell''' is an electrical device that has a [[Chemical Potential Energy Store|chemical potential energy store]] which provides a push for [[electron]]s to flow around a [[circuit]].

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	===Note for Teachers===		===Note for Teachers===
	: Make sure not to use the word [[battery]] unless you are talking about many '''electrical cells''' added in [[Series Circuit\|series]]. By KS3 students are rarely aware of the distinction between an '''electrical cell''' and a [[battery]] and this problem persists into KS4 causing them to lose marks in their exams.		: Make sure not to use the word [[battery]] unless you are talking about many '''electrical cells''' added in [[Series Circuit\|series]]. By KS3 students are rarely aware of the distinction between an '''electrical cell''' and a [[battery]] and this problem persists into KS4 causing them to lose marks in their exams.
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		+	==Key Stage 3==
		+	===Meaning===
		+	An electrical cell is an electrical device that has a chemical energy store which provides a push for electrons to flow around a circuit.

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	===Note for Teachers===		===Note for Teachers===
−	: Make sure not to use the word [[battery]] unless you are talking about many '''electrical cells''' added in series. By KS3 students are rarely aware of the distinction between an '''electrical cell''' and a [[battery]] and this problem persists into KS4 causing them to lose marks in their exams.	+	: Make sure not to use the word [[battery]] unless you are talking about many '''electrical cells''' added in [[Series Circuit\|series]]. By KS3 students are rarely aware of the distinction between an '''electrical cell''' and a [[battery]] and this problem persists into KS4 causing them to lose marks in their exams.

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	\|The symbol for an '''electrical cell'''.		\|The symbol for an '''electrical cell'''.
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		+	===Note for Teachers===
		+	: Make sure not to use the word [[battery]] unless you are talking about many '''electrical cells''' added in series. By KS3 students are rarely aware of the distinction between an '''electrical cell''' and a [[battery]] and this problem persists into KS4 causing them to lose marks in their exams.

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-|[[File:Electrical Cell.png|center|200px]]
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