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When a cell is charged by sending current into the cell, what will be the terminal potential difference of the cell.

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Electric cell converts electrical energy into chemical energy, when current passes through it. While charging the cell, e.m.f. is less than the terminal voltage `(in lt v)` and the direction of current inside the cell is form +ve terminal to negative terminal.`v= epsi + ir`
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