Energy from a solar cell directly
A.
powers a generator
B.
creates electricit...
Chemistry, 01.03.2021 23:30 dsperez201938
Energy from a solar cell directly
A.
powers a generator
B.
creates electricity
C.
spins a turbin
D.
heats a liquid
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