battery-types

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• Atomic batteryDevices generating electricity from radioisotope decay
• Molten-salt batteryType of battery that uses molten salts
• Zinc–cerium battery
• BetacelBetavoltaic battery
• Earth batteryDissimilar electrodes in soil or sea
• Zinc–bromine batteryType of electrochemical cell
• Metal–air electrochemical cellElectrochemical cell using an anode
• Atomic batteryDevices generating electricity from radioisotope decay
• Molten-salt batteryType of battery that uses molten salts
• Thermionic converterPower generation device
• Aqueous batteryType of electric battery
• Atomic batteryDevices generating electricity from radioisotope decay
• Molten-salt batteryType of battery that uses molten salts
• Primary batteryNon-rechargable battery
• Trough battery
• Water-activated batteryBattery activated by water
• Voltaic pileFirst electrical battery that could continuously provide an electric current to a circuit
• Weston cellWet chemical cell that produces a precise voltage
• Bunsen cell
• Deep-cycle batteryElectrical storage system built for intensive discharging
• Concentration cellGalvanic cell
• ZEBRA batteryType of molten salt battery
• Zinc–carbon batteryType of dry cell battery
• Zinc–cerium battery
• Zinc–cerium battery
• Daniell cellType of electrochemical cell
• Zinc–cerium battery
• Atomic batteryDevices generating electricity from radioisotope decay
• Molten-salt batteryType of battery that uses molten salts
• Zinc–cerium battery
• Atomic batteryDevices generating electricity from radioisotope decay
• Molten-salt batteryType of battery that uses molten salts
• Paper batteryType of battery
• Clark cell