The lead-acid storage battery is used for storing energy in its chemical form. The battery does not actually store electricity but converts an electrical charge into chemical energy that is stored until the battery terminals are connected to a closed external circuit. When the circuit is closed, the battery’s chemical energy is transformed back into electrical energy, and as a result, current flows through the circuit. According to this passage, a lead-acid battery stores

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The lead-acid storage battery is used for storing energy in its chemical form. The battery does not actually store electricity but converts an electrical charge into chemical energy that is stored until the battery terminals are connected to a closed external circuit. When the circuit is closed, the battery’s chemical energy is transformed back into electrical energy, and as a result, current flows through the circuit. According to this passage, a lead-acid battery stores






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