The lead-acid battery was the world's first rechargable battery, invented in the 1800's. Why is it still used to start car's gasoline engines?

Who is credited with developing the first lead-acid battery in 1859?

Research the chemical principles in the use of electrochemical cells/fuel cells in carsThe modern world relies heavily on the portable power of galvanic cells, more commonly referred toas batteries. The concept of using a chemical reaction in a battery to generate electricity was firstdemonstrated in 1800 by Alessandro Volta. Today, galvanic cells in their many diverse forms are anessential part of our daily lives. The continuing development of more efficient galvanic cells is anactive area of scientific research. In particular, current research and development in the area oflithium-ion battery technology and hydrogen-oxygen fuel cell technology aim to produce a potentiallylower émission alternative to the internal combustion engine curently used in most motor vehicles.What you need to do ?Do a research study on the electrochemical and fuel cells used for motor vehicles and make aPowerPoint presentation

Remember which property of sulfuric acid makes it suitable for use in car batteries.

The main purpose of the Battery is to provide an ________ to the electric-powered starting motor.

Other developments in petrol engines, like Charles Kettering's electrical starter (and H. J. Dowsing earlier example, in 1896), removed one of the main irritations of the early combustion engines - the hand crank. Electric vehicles received their final blow when road systems were improved and abundant reserves of crude oil began to be discovered. These, and other factors, all contributed to the fall of electric cars, and they had all but disappeared by around 1935. The battle seemed to be won, and or the next 30 years combustion engine vehicles would rule supreme.Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to the decline of electric cars by the mid-20th century?