Batteries involve the flow of electricity from one metal to another. What happens to these metals to cause the batteries to, eventually, stop working?

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Sean Bannister · Answer 1 · 2018-01-12T04:00:12+0000

Batteries stop working due to the chemical compound between two poles running out. Also part of metal used for negative pole solved every time battery was used.

Batteries involve the flow of electricity from one metal to another. What happens to these metals to cause the batteries to, eventually, stop working?

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