saadat68,
If you ask a question you will get a very simple answer, example if you ask if winter is cold we may tell you __yes it is cold and it snows. That may be all you want is a simple answer. But you really will not learn much from the answer.
To get a good understanding it, you need to research and study, many times from as many resources or sources you can find on the subject.
The forum is a great resource but not the only one I use when I study a topic, I use many resources: Forum, google, books, libraries, and any other resource I can get my hands on.
You probably need help learning how to study, and how to use the forum search.
Try different keywords like silver cell which brings up 5,016 posts on the subject: going through those I find many more keywords to use,like electrolyte which brings up 1,986 posts, or Moebius, or Wohwill... Also try using Authors, with your searching topics like GSP as the author, or Laser Steve... and more keywords like silver cell Or Anode or Cathode...
Use google to learn how batteries work or how electrolysis works...
Like with anything we do the more we do it, the better we get, Study and research can be hard at first but gets easier with practice.
GSP, Laser Steve, Harold, Palladium, and many other members have contributed much information on these topics, spending many hours answering just about any question you will think to ask on this subject. All you have to do is find it.
They already answered thousands of questions you will have next. Why waste their time and your time asking a simple question like how cold is winter?... Just to learn the answer to one more question. When with some effort you can get a good education on this subject.
Some of the questions asked, can fill whole books of information, with even the minute details. You will not get educated on the subject from asking a hundred questions and getting a hundred simple answers. that would only lead to a thousand more questions with very little more to go on...
Once you understand the basics, and you educate yourself in the subject then asking a simple question to a problem or small detail you will get an answer that will help you.