A charcoal danda, also known as a carbon rod, is a key component in certain battery types, particularly dry cell batteries like zinc-carbon batteries. It serves as the central positive electrode (cathode) and plays a crucial role in conducting electricity.
KEY FEATURES
- These rods are raw and unfiltered, meaning they may have slight variations in diameter or composition.
- They are more cost-effective and used in general-purpose batteries and applications where high precision isn’t required.
