Lithium Battery
Monday, March 8th, 2010
How do you suppose the output voltage of a “lithium battery” will compare to a zinc-carbon cell?
Lithium (li) is one of the most chemically active metals. How do you suppose the output voltage of a “lithium battery” will compare to a zinc-carbon cell?
Considering that zinc-carbon batteries are more more extensively in situations requiring low power utilization (and used in relatively small devices) and lithium batteries can be used in large electric devices (cars, computers, etc) I’d say Lithium batteries are more capable of handling large voltages than zinc-carbon cells – not to mention that they’re much more effective at discharging large amounts of current.
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