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During the charging and discharging of a nickel-iron cell____________?

Correct answer: B. water is neither formed nor absorbed

  • A. corrosive fumes are produced
  • B. water is neither formed nor absorbed
  • C. nickel hydroxide remains unsplit
  • D. its e.m.f. remains constant

Explanation

In a nickel-iron cell, the charging and discharging reactions transfer oxygen between the electrode compounds without a net formation or absorption of water. This distinguishes it from the water-consuming and water-producing reactions of a lead-acid cell.

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