There is some archaeological evidence that a battery was created in what is now Iraq, in the Parthian period around 250BC, although for what purpose it was used is not clear. Some experts have suggested that the current could have been used to electroplate jewellery.
The evidence consists of earthenware pots that were found to have the residue of an acid inside (possibly vinegar or lemon juice, both of which were available at the time), with a copper cylinder inserted from the top, surrounding an iron rod. The two metal elements were isolated from each other by a tar cap.
Speculation that a plant-based acid could be used as an acidic electrolyte to allow current to flow between the two electrical potentials of copper and iron was given strength when modern reconstructions of the design showed a single pot could provide a voltage of between 1 and 1.5 volts.
This 'battery' pre-dates the official development of the battery by Alessandro Volta in 1800 by two millennia. The term 'battery' was coined by Benjamin Franklin to describe several Leyden jars connected in series, although 'battery' is used today to refer to a single voltaic cell.
The battery was first used in the telegraph machines. They were mounted on the wall.
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Ther wasn't a battery in the first cars.
A primary battery is the first used, most common battery, the secondary battery would be like a back up battery, or a battery that is used less.
The first solar battery was used for generating electricity power for some specific works, jobs and functions, which were to be required the power for completion of their targets and works.
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Well, according to MythBusters in the 'Baghdad Battery' episode/myth, it was used for electric pain control, in conjunction with acupuncture.
The first law of thermodynamics can be used to explain the operation of a battery. The law states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed. This can be used to explain how the energy of a battery is converted from chemical to electrical energy.
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Alessandro Volta invented the first battery and Gaston Planté invented the first rechargeable battery.
The first battery was made by Alassandro Volta in 1901.
William Cruickshank invented the trough battery around 1800. It was used as an electricity source originally. These batteries were prone to leaking.
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The first battery was made by Alassandro Volta in 1901.