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Why doesn't charge move back to the low potential inside of the battery,why does it go through the circuit?
An electric cell operates by allowing charge to move through an external circuit rather than returning to the low potential inside the battery. This occurs because the external circuit provides a path of least resistance, while the internal processes, including diffusion and redox chemistry, present significantly higher resistance. Understanding this distinction is crucial for comprehending the efficiency and functionality of electric cells.
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