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The Galvanic cell, also known as the voltaic cell, is part of a battery consisting of two metals joined by a salt bridge or a porous disc. The Galvanic cell is a specialized type of electrochemical cell, which uses chemical reactions to generate electromotive force and electrical current. Most batteries have multiple Galvanic cells.
