IPA: /voʊlˈteɪɪk/
KK: /voʊlˈteɪɪk/
Relating to electricity that is generated through chemical reactions, often found in batteries.
The voltaic cell converts chemical energy into electrical energy.
Voltaic → It is derived from 'Volta' (named after Alessandro Volta, an Italian physicist known for his work in electricity) and the suffix '-ic' (meaning pertaining to). The word 'voltaic' refers to something related to or produced by the electric potential created by a chemical reaction, particularly in a battery.
Think of Alessandro Volta, the scientist who contributed to our understanding of electricity, to remember that 'voltaic' relates to electric energy.