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killerbee1 25th Jun 2014

Or, did it? I tried again and it works fine.
killerbee1 25th Jun 2014

How is this "almost permenant"? It dies after like 30 seconds for me
Anatol12345 25th Jun 2014

the lighy bulb explodes after a while
thepowderscientist 25th Jun 2014

almost permanent? almost can also be 10000000000000000000000000000000000000 Years but it can also be 1 sec but whats almost exactly.......... Never? Ever? exactly its not permanent becouse it will stop about some hours, so whats almost........... .... so its tempory pernement .-. or just tempory charged xD
lol111jj 24th Jun 2014

@xXXOddrun1XXx Publish it, I wat to look at it
Travis_Steele 24th Jun 2014

OIL RIG (Oxidation Is Loss; Reduction Is Gain) 'Tis very helpful acronym for remembering what oxidation and reduction are.
msasterisk 24th Jun 2014

And for people who dont know, reduction = getting electrons (sprk) and oxidization = losing electrons.
mermwerm 24th Jun 2014

vertigo, that's a very poor explaination for how a battery works. it's an oxidation reduction reaction. "corrosion" of metals is not really what happens. and yes, charge is stored by reducing the metal, to be oxidized again.
vertigo 23rd Jun 2014

Thats also why they run out of charge and need to be swapped out for new ones.
vertigo 23rd Jun 2014

Old batteries actually used water to corrode metal, they were built by lining up parallel sheets of metal and filling it up with water inbetween, That is why car batteries are heavy. They consist of water and metal, now they use some more potent acid

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