Understanding Battery Function: Principles and Development for New Innovations

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The discussion centers on the fundamental principles of battery function, specifically the role of electrochemical cells in battery development. Participants emphasize the necessity of both a positive and negative electric field, as well as the generation of electrons, to facilitate battery operation. Understanding these principles is crucial for anyone looking to innovate in battery technology. The conversation highlights the importance of foundational knowledge in electrochemistry for aspiring developers in this field.

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Hello

Can you tell me please, to have a battery, do we need a source of a positive electric field and a negative? Or we need constant generation of electrons as well?

Can you outline for me the battery principles as I want to get involved in new battery development.

Thanks
 
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physea said:
Can you tell me please, to have a battery, do we need a source of a positive electric field and a negative? Or we need constant generation of electrons as well?
I don't understand what you are saying here.

physea said:
Can you outline for me the battery principles as I want to get involved in new battery development.
Can't you use Google? Anyway, the first thing you should try and understand is the electrochemical cell.
 
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