How do car batteries work?

Question

ok can anyone tell me using lots of details how does a car battery work?

Answer 1

there are different kinds of car battery, the most common is by using some metal plates (galvanic cells) and a liquid solution (sulfuric acid and water). together they can store energy at high amount. it will somewhat make a chemical reaction and will produce electrons which will run through the plates and then produce electricity. since the battery is almost enclosed, the reacting materials are conserved and the electrolysis process done can be repeated.

Answer 2

a battery is a energy storage device. A car battery is typically a lead acid battery that stores energy for the following uses

1) to start the car

2) to operate the electrical devices such as your wind screen wiper, radio etc.

your car's generator produces electric power that can be stored in the battery. for in depth details on how a car battery works refer to the following sites