How to pronounce“leclanche”in English
IPA/lɛklɪntʃ/
Syllablesle·clanche
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It took another several decades for new improvements to pop up in the mid 1860s.
Frenchman Georges Leclanche developed a contained carbon zinc wet cell. It was smaller, more rugged, longer-lasting than the Daniell cell though it still worked by immersing its electrodes in an acidic solution, in this case
ammonium chloride. Later improvements used a barely moist paste of ammonium chloride as the electrolyte instead of a liquid which meant that the battery could be jostled around without spilling all over the place.
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