In a way it can be. If a capacitor is connected to a battery, it will charge to the battery voltage. Then the capacitor can be discharged into a circuit to do work. But the capacitor doesn't store electrons, it stores an electrical field in the dielectric. If you mean storing the flowing electrons in a conductor, then they can't be stored except in a magnetic containment field such as in a cyclotron. A rechargable battery doesn't store electrons either, it stores energy in a chemical form which is converted to an electrical form when the battery is connected to a circuit.
That's - sort of - what batteries do. However, the energy is stored as chemical energy, not as an electrical current.
Batteries and capacitors
electricity is neither available nor required in electric form. It also cannot be stored in electric form. so electric generation should be equal to consumption at every instant. if generation is less than consumption some areas will experiences powercut.
Electricity was not invented it was discovered. Electricity is a natural part of nature.....look at lightning, that is electricity.
Sound of electricity
Thomas Edison did not invent electricity. He invented means of making use of electricity.
electricity is a boon to us. Now-a-days the things we do is almost with the help of electricity
Stored electricity? It's a form of potential energy I guess but it's still called electricity
no
A capacitor will store electricity temporarily.
capacitance
Yes it can be stored but if you have massive ammounts going into the object that's holding the energy then it can only hold for a short ammount of time
Battery is the storage device for electricity
electricity is stored in batteries
The energy (not exactly electricity) stored in a battery is stored in the form of chemical energy. Chemical energy is a type of potential energy, since it depends on the forces between atoms.
Insulators are very good at holding static electricity. I hope this helped!
electricity and water should be stored
No, it is used when produced (ie in electricity)
i think its STORED ENERGY.