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| Seal | The part of a cell that restricts the escape of solvent or electrolyte. Limits the entry of air.
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| Secondary Battery | A rechargeable battery.
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| Secondary Cells | A cell capable of repeated use. Its charge may be fully restored by passing an electric current through the cell in the opposite direction to that of discharge, thus reversing the redox reactions.
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| Self Discharge | Discharge that takes place while the battery is not in used or connected ( open-circuit condition ).
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| Separator | The permeable membrane that allows the passage of ions, but prevents electrical contact between the anode and the cathode.
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| Series Connection | Connecting the positive terminal of each successive cell to the negative terminal of the next cell. Battery packs with higher voltages are created this way.
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| Shelf Life | For a dry cell, the period of time (measured from date of manufacture), at a storage temperature of 21 degrees C (69 degrees F), after which the cell retains a specified percentage (usually 90%) of its original energy content.
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| Short-Circuit Current | That current delivered when the positive and negative terminals are directly connected.
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| Starting-Lighting-Ignition(SLI) Battery | A Starter battery. SLI batteries used in emergency lighting systems.
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| Stationary Battery | A battery designed for use in a fixed location.
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| Storage Battery | Same as Accumulator; Secondary Battery.
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| Storage Cell | Same as Secondary Cell, Storage Battery. Storing energy in a rechargeable cell.
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