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7 Battery Facts I BetYou Didn’t Know

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One:

The first battery was created by Allesandro Volta in 1798. Volta was an Italian professor in Physics and Chemistry and was made a count by Napoleon in honor of his work.

Two:

There is no such thing as a battery that doesn’t die. You can get some that are longer lasting or rechargeable, but they all eventually run out of charge.

Three:

Rechargeable batteries work by using electrical energy to reverse the chemical reaction in the batteries. Usually the charge runs from the negative to positive ends of the battery but recharging it reverse the chemical reaction and allows you to get more use out of it.

Four:

Extend your batteries life by storing them at low temperatures, in the fridge or freezer. This slows the chemical reactions in the battery, giving it longer charge.

Five:

Batteries are the no. 1 cause of roadside service call in the US. This increases in the winter when battery functionality often lowers due to colder temperatures.

Six:

Americans purchase nearly 3 billion batteries every year to power radios, toys, watches, tools, remotes and more.

Seven:

All batteries will have some kind of anode (negative element), cathode (positive element) and electrolyte.

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