Batteries

Any jeweler can do it. Many stores that sell watch batteries can, but not all.

As far as I know, you don't apply - you get nominated.

You cannot charge it connected backwards. You will destroy the battery.

The battery has internal problems and/or the vehicle is overcharging and is probably giving off explosive fumes. Don't do anything to cause a spark anywhere near the battery and take it to a repair shop asap for diagnoses.

No, batteries and the electrochemical cells that make them up come in sizes from much smaller than a tiny button to much larger than a walk in closet, depending on their purpose, voltage, current ratings, and ampere hour capacity! They can weigh less than a gram to several tons!

You do not charge a 7.2 volt battery with a 9.6 volt charger period unless you want to ruin the battery. You charge it with a 7.2 volt charger.

In jam there is a small amount of citric acid. Usually they have an acidity regulator which is mostly sodium citrate.

Type your answer here... why when i ask a question the answer does not come up is it that this site is not user frendley or is it it just me.

It can run on one or two 1.5v AA batteries ...

1 hours

They are good at not transferring the electrons from the wires to their atoms. They dont pass them on because their atoms are stable and don't need any.

Always disconnect the negative cable first. When reconnecting always connect the positive cable first.

Yes, series and parallel connection of batteries is possible.

When connected in series Voltage increases.

In parallel, Current increases but voltage is constant.

Yes, that should cause no problem because the voltage is the same (a small discrepancy should usually be tolerable). The larger "mAh" rating simply tells you that the battery will last longer, for any given load.

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No.

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.

It depends on the microphone. Wireless (radio) microphones do. Most wired microphones do not but there are some, with pre-amps, that do.

have your alternator check. It is like that for most car. It is not the battery's fault. But you could have a lose connection to your battery.

No, because different devices use different amounts of power.

No, tablet computers store their data in Flash memory a type of electrically writable read only memory (a solid state replacement for harddisks with no moving parts to break). Flash requires no power to retain data, once that data has been written.

No, distilled water is distilled water.

yes you do

To recharge batteries after they run out of energy.