assessment: batteries: WEBSITES??? (1 Viewer)

[kaylee_89]

hey i was just searching throught the internet and was wondering
if anyone knows of any good sites for my assessment.
its comparing dry cell batteries to button cells,
in terms of cost, chemistry, structure and practicality
and also impact on society and envrionment.
SO PLEASE!!
if anyone can help!
kay
xoxoxooxxxx:wave:
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I can't point specifically, but I can recommend you the dry cell (Leclanche), it's those batteries sold in supermarkets ...

 

[Disillusion]

Here are some that I've used. Im doing the same assignment atm

http://www.powerstream.com/BatteryFAQ.html

http://www.ausetute.com.au/battery.html

Also , check the official battery sites for like energizer , duracell and them. They have pages for the technical info of their batteries.

Btw .. does anyone know if the LeClanche cell is actually a dry cell or if its just another name for it? I have different sources telling me different things.

 

[kaylee_89]

yea it is.. actually the same thing!
and thanks for the sites!
all help welcome!
ehheeh
whats ur assessment on?

 

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Here are some that I've used. Im doing the same assignment atm

http://www.powerstream.com/BatteryFAQ.html

http://www.ausetute.com.au/battery.html

Also , check the official battery sites for like energizer , duracell and them. They have pages for the technical info of their batteries.

Btw .. does anyone know if the LeClanche cell is actually a dry cell or if its just another name for it? I have different sources telling me different things.

you mean data.energizer.com ?

And here is a datasheet on the Carbon-Zinc battery known as the dry cell or Leclanche .. http://data.energizer.com/PDFs/carbonzinc_appman.pdf

 

[Miss-K-Lee-2007]

Here are some that I've used. Im doing the same assignment atm

http://www.powerstream.com/BatteryFAQ.html

http://www.ausetute.com.au/battery.html

Also , check the official battery sites for like energizer , duracell and them. They have pages for the technical info of their batteries.

Btw .. does anyone know if the LeClanche cell is actually a dry cell or if its just another name for it? I have different sources telling me different things.

the LeClanche Cell is a dry cell. LeClanche Cell is another name for Dry Cell

 

[yoakim]

Hehe I recently finished mine! It took me a good solid 2 weeks to complete it.

You should check the resource page of BoS to download information about cells if you havn't so already.
I have a whole heap of websites that were very useful to me, but i'm on the other computer...but here's a useful site that isn't as common as wikipedia.

Scroll down to Q.19. It's got the complete answer that you're looking for: "comparing dry cell batteries to button cells". Although it's the silver-oxide button cell, if you were after the mercury one.

Good luck in it.