What is another word for galvanic pile?
Pronunciation: [ɡalvˈanɪk pˈa͡ɪl] (IPA) 
Galvanic pile is a term used to describe a device that generates electrical energy through chemical reactions. It is also commonly known as a voltaic pile or an electric battery. The term "voltaic" refers to the Italian physicist and chemist, Alessandro Volta, who invented the first battery in 1800 based on the principles of the galvanic pile. Other synonyms for this term include electrochemical cell, dry cell, wet cell, and secondary cell. These terms refer to various types of batteries that operate on similar principles of converting chemical energy into electrical energy. These synonyms are often used interchangeably in scientific literature and everyday conversations.
