WHAT'S INSIDE A BATTERY?
While there are many different types of batteries, the basic concept by which they function remains the same. When a device is connected to a battery, a reaction occurs that produces electrical energy. This is known as an electrochemical reaction. Italian physicist Count Alessandro Volta first discovered this process in 1799 when he created a simple battery from metal plates and brine-soaked cardboard or paper. Since then, scientists have greatly improved upon Volta's original design to create batteries made from a variety of materials that come in a multitude of sizes.
Today, batteries are all around us. They power our wristwatches for months at a time. They keep our alarm clocks and telephones working, even if the electricity goes out. They run our smoke detectors, electric razors, power drills, mp3 players, thermostats -- and the list goes on.
The battery "is" not energy; it's a battery. The battery has chemical energy stored. When moving a toy, the battery releases electrical energy; i.e., some of the chemical energy in the battery is converted to electrical energy.
It delivers a very mild electric shock. Just a tiny little zap. Try it, it's fun, and it tastes reall funny. Just be sure to use only a little 9 volt like you put in a walkman or radio.
yes some one toldme to run a wire from the batery..
1.250 specific gravity maintenence free battery uses 1.320 gravity
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Luigi Galvani
they get a batery and coppy it
In the trunk under the mat.
you need to have wire batery and bulb
underneath the batery
the washer jug is under the hood on the right sideclose to the batery the washer jug is under the hood on the right sideclose to the batery
The batery is most likely too smal and when the car drawls the amprage that it nneeds it causes the acid to boil. Fix this by instaling a larger batery.
Take the batery out and let it reset
under the hood by the batery