Because it is 29 to 32% sulfuric acid.
My husband said it is caused by the vapor from the battery acid. It is the vapor of the battery acid leaking out of the battery, so the above answer is correct.
The acid present in a car battery is sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄). It is used in lead-acid batteries, where it facilitates the electrochemical reactions that generate electrical energy. The concentration of sulfuric acid in a fully charged car battery is typically around 30-50% by weight. This acid is highly corrosive and must be handled with care.
Car battery acid goes everywhere; acid can burn the hands if the person is not careful. A battery that is low on acid will not hold a charge as well. Most new car batteries have "cells" which hold the acids, so it's likely one cell is leaking.
Battery acid is commonly a dilute solution of sulfuric acid used in lead-acid batteries. While they both primarily consist of sulfuric acid, battery acid may contain additional components such as water or other additives specific to battery chemistry.
I have a 2001 Intrepid and my battery kept dying, so 2 tow trucks later I found out that the battery that was in my car had over heated and battery acid was leaking. After that all I had to do was replace the battery and everything is well. Hope this helps!
I took some battery acid out of my car, because i had the same question, and poured a little on the stump outside. Well at first it didn't work so i tried some more and it worked.! So for anyone who has stumps outside they need to get rid of, i suggest getting battery acid from any car, vehicle or any big amount and it should gone.
battery acid is a mixture of sulphuric acid and Lead sulphate. Because of the high lead content battery acid should be used for nothing else but that. Lead is a commulative poison (is retained by the body so it builds up) and should be handled only in controlled applications.
Car battery acid, primarily composed of sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄) mixed with water, is considered a homogeneous mixture rather than a pure substance. While sulfuric acid itself can be a pure substance, the solution used in car batteries contains varying concentrations of water and acid, making it a mixture. The properties of this mixture can change with different ratios of its components.
YES!!! Replace the car battery. The white corrosion seen on one of the battery terminals, is also inside the battery. The internals of a car battery contains lead plates , copper platres and sulphuric acid. During the (dis)charging process the sulphuric acid combines with the lead to form lead sulphate (The white corrosion). When sufficient of the white corrosion builds up inside the battery on the lead plate , it will eventually touch to copper plate. Whereupon the battery discharges and will not re-charge. The battery is //??@@#@!!! XX . So replace the battery. Sometimes, during the sulphuric acid /lead reaction hydrogen gas is liberated, if an electric spark occurs in the gas , there will be an explosion. So definitely change the battery!!!!!
it is a battery made from from citric fruits and how it works is the citric acid is like the citric acid in a battery so technicley its a battery
depends if its dry lead acid battery then it has to be replaced because all acid dryed out and no longer will help battery hold charge, if wet lead acid battery same thing all liquid acid dryed out but in some batteries like car they can be topped off for longer life usage, but if its fully dryed out possibly its going to have very low charge because it has been so dry so x ammound of time. Good question.
Helps the battery to hold charge for a long period of time by charging the cells of the battery. So always check if you need to top off the battery acid fluid in your battery if its not servicable battery then you cant really check it you will need a special tool that you hook up to it that will read for you if battery still has good or bad charge.