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...ll]], also known as the [[zinc–carbon battery]], less likely to break or [[Battery leakage|leak]] and that could be effectively industrially produced at large ==Zinc-carbon battery== ...

...and granted March 28, 1958.<ref>U.S. Patent 2,828,369</ref> However, other inventors filed the same concept earlier:<ref name=CT>[http://circlotron.tripod.com/ ...th an external negative power supply ('[[Battery (vacuum tube)#C battery|C battery]]'); each side normally has independent bias adjustment to compensate for m ...

{{short description|Type of battery}} '''Aluminium-ion batteries''' (AIB) are a class of [[rechargeable battery]] in which [[aluminium]] ions serve as [[charge carriers]]. Aluminium can e ...

== Inventors == ...This connected two of the coils to the positive and negative ends of the battery respectively. The other ends of the coils were connected to the telegraph ...

...eponym]] of the [[volt]], inventor of the [[Battery (electricity)|electric battery]] (1800)<ref>[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/632433/Conte-Alessa ...–1846), physicist who invented the [[Zamboni pile]] (1812); a model of dry battery ...

In 1854, in the UK, the Italian inventors [[Eugenio Barsanti]] and [[Felice Matteucci]] obtained the certification: " ...tem]]s using the electrical energy stored in a [[lead–acid battery]]. The battery's charged state is maintained by an [[Alternator#Automotive alternators|aut ...

...are not scientists, basically. I don't know anybody who thinks it's a real battery in the field.|archive-date=16 April 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.or ...overtaking Japan in the process. Few patents are being granted to Iranian inventors in nanotechnology, as yet, however. The ratio of nanotechnology patents to ...

...te web|url=https://www.britannica.com/technology/battery-electronics|title=Battery - Development of batteries|website=Encyclopedia Britannica|access-date=2019 ...o Volta - Biography of Alessandro Volta - Stored Electricity and the First Battery]. ''About.com''. Retrieved 7 August 2008.</ref><ref>Robert Routledge, A pop ...