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- Zinc–carbon_battery comment "A zinc–carbon battery is a type of dry cell battery that delivers a potential of 1.5 volts. Although carbon is an important element of the battery's construction, it takes no part in the electrochemical reaction. The cell could more properly be called a \"zinc–manganese\" cell. The zinc can is the anode and the source of high potential electrons at a higher potential than the other terminal and hence it is marked positive.".