The discussion revolves around fundamental concepts of electrical circuits, particularly focusing on the behavior of voltage, current, and resistance. Key points include the clarification that voltage is not consumed but rather dropped across components, such as resistors and LEDs. The LED operates as a fixed voltage drop of approximately 1.5V, and the current remains constant throughout the circuit regardless of the component arrangement. The relationship between voltage, current, and resistance is encapsulated in Ohm's Law (V=IR), emphasizing that increased resistance results in decreased current for a given voltage.
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When all the chemicals have been converted and there are no electrons / ions left to be displaced.sreeragk1998 said:so how does battery gets out of charge