Distilled water containing 29% to 32% sulfuric acid.
only distilled water should be added to a lead acid battery. due to normal use, the battery will heat and cool, causing the water to naturally aspirate. that is why there are vents on the battery top. only the water evaporates from the battery, so there is no need to add any sulfuric acid. the acid is still there. adding acid will only cause the chemical balance in the battery to shift. this will either make the battery weaker, or most commonly complete make the battery unusable. you want to use distilled water because the impurities that shorten your batteries life are less prevalent, and that'ts the idea to extend you battery's life.
car batteries use sulphuric acid
Sulfuric acid.
The cells in the battery are in a liquid (sulfuric acid).
Most car batteries have different physical sizes, in order to fit into a battery containers in the car of given dimensions. So you need to check the battery size. Also, depending on the voltage the vehicle runs on/uses, the replacement battery MUSt be of the same voltage, otherwise you will damage the car electronics. Most car factors/garages/service stations will know the appropriate battery for the car, providing you give then the make and model of the car.
Battery electrolyte consists of sulphuric acid, which is a liquid to a specific gravity of 1250 g/L.
The liquid is electrolyte which is a 35% mix of sulfuric acid and 65% distilled water.
As long as both batteries are the same voltage, you can jump start with the battery. If you want to charge the battery then use a battery charger.
dont use your car as much
water... at least in my battery, i have to fill it up every now and again.. Water and sulfuric acid
sulphuric acid
A mixture of 65% distilled water and 35% sulfuric acid.
A mixture of 62% distilled water and 38% sulfuric acid.