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Then again, Looking from another angle. If you give the molecule a (Charge) of potential, would that molecule not have a greater bond? (Harder to pull apart.)
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Electrode Potential... What is it? What could this be?
Carbon, Atomic Number 6, Has 4 electrons orbiting its valence shell.
Zinc, Atomic number 30, Has 2 electrons orbiting its Valence shell.
Nickel Atomic number 28, Has also 2 electrons orbiting its Valence shell.
Basic Battery Operations, Positive Carbon Pole with a Zinc negative Termial. Electrons Freely travel due to the Choice of Electrodes.
Within batterys the electrodes must not be the same. This way with a carbon Pole having only 4 electrons in its valence shell, and the zinc 2, the charged electrons in the past wants to travel from the carbon to the zinc (BECAUSE OF THE CHOICE OF ELECTRODES.)
Zinc, What does it look like? Take a NONE rechargeable batteries wrapper off, Scrap clean. That's what Zinc looks like! Excluding 9 volt batteries. Those of you that knew Herman Anderson. His electrod of choice was Nickel. His electrode was about 13.5 inches in diameter and Nickel Plated. The other Electrode is unknown to me.
Meyer, SS Electrode Vs SS electrode. Wast of time. (There is NO "ELECTRODE POTENTIAL" There.)
Google = (Electrode Potential) and Include in your Brain, Electrons in Valence Shells.
Potassium Hydroxide = Electrolyte..
HOWSTUFFWORKS.COM = Battery, (Have A Read On Electrodes.)
Good Day...
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There is no real way to sense the current and stop the voltage
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A sort of sweet spot between dead short and off.

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