Why?
I'd guess that motion of molecules is not too important (to the energy itself) in a chemical battery. Clearly the electrolyte must come in contact with the anode and cathode (I guess that implies motion?).
What's your point?
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I'd guess that motion of molecules is not too important (to the energy itself) in a chemical battery. Clearly the electrolyte must come in contact with the anode and cathode (I guess that implies motion?).
What's your point?