sulfation
Lead-acid battery killer
Sulfation is the formation of lead sulfate crystals on battery plates, particularly in lead-acid batteries.
It occurs when a battery remains discharged or undercharged for extended periods, and the crystals harden and reduce the battery's capacity to hold a charge.
Severe sulfation can permanently damage a battery: The car wouldn't start because sulfation had ruined the old battery.
Rechargeable electrochemical cell type
- electrolyteConductive dissolved substance
- platesFlat eating dishes
- crystalsSolids with ordered structure
- capacityMaximum amount containable
impedance · charging · voltage · discharge · accumulator · stratification · maintenance · overcharge
lead-acid
Rechargeable electrochemical cell type
- electrolyteConductive dissolved substance
- platesFlat eating dishes
- crystalsSolids with ordered structure
capacity · impedance · charging · voltage · discharge · accumulator · stratification · maintenance · overcharge · undercharge
- Biochemical Modificationsphosphorylation, methylation, acetylation, nitration, sulfonation
- protein biologyfolding, phosphorylation, degradation, proteolysis, modification
- battery carecharging, testing, cleaning, storage, replacement
- Chemical Processeschlorination, oxidation, neutralization, acidification, alkalization
- Detoxificationliver detox, biotransformation, drug metabolism, CYP enzymes, conjugation
- Drug Metabolismbiotransformation, drug metabolism, metabolite, metabolites, CYP450
sulfationdesulfating
Removing sulfur compound accumulation
reconditioning · rejuvenation · full charge · recovery · charging
sulfur, sulfate, sulfurous, sulfuric, sulfite, sulfates, sulphate, sulfonate, sulfa