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The electromotive force of a rechargeable battery is 12.0 volts what does it mean ​

The electromotive force of a rechargeable battery is 12.0 volts what does it mean ​
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The electromotive force of a rechargeable battery is 12.0 volts what does it mean ​

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The EMF is the energy per unit electric charge that is delivered by battery to circuit or the terminal potential difference when no current flows, which therefore equal to 12 volts
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