Which of these is not a consequence of hydrogen bubbles covering the upper plate of a primary cell? a: increase in the resistance of the cell b: polarization c: local action d: generation of less current

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Which of these is not a consequence of hydrogen bubbles covering the upper plate of a primary cell?

a: increase in the resistance of the cell
b: polarization
c: local action
d: generation of less current by the cell

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B because B is showing that polarization would happen since hydrogen bubbles form that way.

Diego Favero answered Oct 4, 2018

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