CONTENTS

1. AAAA battery
2. AAA battery
3. AA battery
4. A battery
5. Absorbent glass mat
6. Alessandro Volta
7. Alkaline battery
8. Alkaline fuel cell
9. Aluminium battery
10. Ampere
11. Atomic battery
12. Backup battery
13. Baghdad Battery
14. Batteries
15. Battery charger
16. B battery
17. Bernard S. Baker
18. Beta-alumina solid electrolyte
19. Betavoltaics
20. Bio-nano generator
21. Blue energy
22. Bunsen cell
23. Car battery
24. C battery
25. Clark cell
26. Concentration cell
27. Coulomb
28. 2CR5
29. Daniell cell
30. Direct borohydride fuel cell
31. Direct-ethanol fuel cell
32. Direct methanol fuel cell
33. Dry cell
34. Dry pile
35. Duracell
36. Duracell Bunny
37. Earth battery
38. Electric charge
39. Electric current
40. Electricity
41. Electrochemical cell
42. Electrochemical potential
43. Electro-galvanic fuel cell
44. Electrolysis
45. Electrolyte
46. Electrolytic cell
47. Electromagnetism
48. Electromotive force
49. Energizer Bunny
50. Energy
51. Energy density
52. Energy storage
53. Flashlight
54. Float charging
55. Flow Battery
56. Formic acid fuel cell
57. Fuel cell
58. Fuel cell bus trial
59. Galvanic cell
60. Gel battery
61. Grove cell
62. Half cell
63. History of the battery
64. Hybrid vehicle
65. Lead-acid battery
66. Leclanché cell
67. Lemon battery
68. List of battery sizes
69. List of battery types
70. List of fuel cell vehicles
71. Lithium battery
72. Lithium ion batteries
73. Lithium iron phosphate battery
74. Lithium polymer cell
75. LR44 battery
76. Luigi Galvani
77. Manganese dioxide
78. Memory effect
79. Mercury battery
80. Metal hydride fuel cell
81. Methane reformer
82. Methanol reformer
83. Michael Faraday
84. Microbial fuel cell
85. Molten carbonate fuel cell
86. Molten salt battery
87. Nickel-cadmium battery
88. Nickel-iron battery
89. Nickel metal hydride
90. Nickel-zinc battery
91. Open-circuit voltage
92. Optoelectric nuclear battery
93. Organic radical battery
94. Oxyride battery
95. Panasonic EV Energy Co
96. Peukert's law
97. Phosphoric acid fuel cell
98. Photoelectrochemical cell
99. Polymer-based battery
100. Power density
101. Power management
102. Power outage
103. PP3 battery
104. Primary cell
105. Prius
106. Proton exchange membrane
107. Proton exchange membrane fuel cell
108. Protonic ceramic fuel cell
109. Radioisotope piezoelectric generator
110. Ragone chart
111. RCR-V3
112. Rechargeable alkaline battery
113. Reverse charging
114. Reversible fuel cell
115. Searchlight
116. Secondary cell
117. Short circuit
118. Silver-oxide battery
119. Smart Battery Data
120. Smart battery system
121. Sodium-sulfur battery
122. Solid oxide fuel cell
123. Super iron battery
124. Thermionic converter
125. Trickle charging
126. Vanadium redox battery
127. Volt
128. Voltage
129. Voltaic pile
130. Watch battery
131. Water-activated battery
132. Weston cell
133. Wet cell
134. Zinc-air battery
135. Zinc-bromine flow battery
136. Zinc-carbon battery

BATTERIES
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List of battery types

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Four double-A (AA) rechargeable batteries

In science and technology, a battery is a device that stores chemical energy and makes it available in an electrical form. Batteries consist of electrochemical devices such as one or more galvanic cells, fuel cells or flow cells.

Primary cells	Rechargeable battery or secondary cells	Batteries by usage and shape
Alkaline battery Aluminium battery Atomic battery Lemon battery Lithium battery Optoelectric nuclear battery Organic radical battery Oxyride battery Silver-oxide battery Water-activated battery Zinc-air battery Zinc-carbon battery	Lead-acid battery Lithium-ion battery Lithium ion polymer battery Nickel-cadmium battery Nickel metal hydride battery Molten salt battery	9V battery A battery (vacuum tubes) AA battery AAA battery AAAA battery B battery (vacuum tubes) Backup battery C battery (vacuum tubes) C battery Car battery D battery Watch battery Local battery Atomic Battery

See also

• Earth battery
• List of battery sizes
• Silicone Battery Silicone Batteries

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