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1 AP Chemistry Forestville Central School
20.6 Batteries AP Chemistry Forestville Central School

2 Assignment For your assigned battery:
Find a picture that shows the internal components of the battery Write the chemical reactions for the cell Describe in a paragraph or bulleted sentences how the cell works Include the chemical reaction What happens over time that causes the cell voltage to decrease Common uses for the battery

3 Types of Batteries Ni-Cad Alkaline Hydrogen Fuel Cell Lithium Ion
Lead-Acid NICKEL-METAL HYDRIDE (NiMH) Heavy-Duty general Purpose

4 Assigned Batteries Anthony Czarnota: Chris Arroyo: Hydrogen Fuel Cell
Brian Flagler: Alkaline Cassidy Kingsfield:

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