lithium ion batteries
Phone power source
Lithium ion batteries are rechargeable power cells that move lithium ions between electrodes to store and release energy.
They dominate portable electronics, electric vehicles, and grid storage because they pack more energy into less weight than older battery types.
The technology enabled smartphones, laptops, and the shift toward electric transportation: The car's lithium ion batteries give it a 300-mile range.
- rechargeableAble to regain power
- cell phonePortable wireless communicator
- phone chargerDevice that restores battery
- power toolMotorized handheld equipment
- portabilityEase of carrying
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Non-rechargeable electrochemical power sources
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Rapid-discharge energy storage components
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