
Exploring the Inner Workings of Batteries
November 15, 2023 • EPISODE 196
Ever wondered how a battery really works? Join us on Science LIVE as Roger Billings dives into the inner workings of batteries, exploring how they generate power and different voltages. Plus, learn about hydrogen batteries—did you know they even existed?

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