Question 1: Choose the right answer, besides Justifying your choices1. A battery cell stores energy as:a. Electromagnetic energyc. Gravitational potential energy2. B-TMS is more used ona. Li-ion battery systemc. Metal- Air battery system3. The difference between starter and lead Acid batteries isFunctionc. Discharging time4. AGM battery is classified under:a. Sealed lead-acidc. a&bb. Electrochemical potential energyd. Electric kinetic energyb. Lead Acid battery systemd. Ni-Cd battery systemb. Physical cononentsd. All of aboveb. Valve-regulated lead- acid(VRLA)d. Nor a nor b

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Question 1: Choose the right answer, besides Justifying your choices 1. A battery cell stores energy as: a. Electromagnetic energy c. Gravitational potential energy 2. B-TMS is more used on a. Li-ion battery system c. Metal-Air battery system 3. The difference between starter and lead Acid batteries is a. Function c. Discharging time 4. AGM battery is classified under : a. Sealed lead-acid c. a&b b. Electrochemical potential energy d. Electric kinetic energy b. Lead Acid battery system d. Ni-Cd battery system b. Physical components d. All of above b. Valve-regulated lead- acid (VRLA) d. Nor a nor b

Question 1: Choose the right answer, besides Justifying your choices 1. A battery cell stores energy as: a. Electromagnetic energy c. Gravitational potential energy 2. B-TMS is more used on a. Li-ion battery system c. Metal-Air battery system 3. The difference between starter and lead Acid batteries is a. Function c. Discharging time 4. AGM battery is classified under : a. Sealed lead-acid c. a&b b. Electrochemical potential energy d. Electric kinetic energy b. Lead Acid battery system d. Ni-Cd battery system b. Physical components d. All of above b. Valve-regulated lead- acid (VRLA) d. Nor a nor b

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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