why lithium is used in batteries?
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becaue it is light in weight and highly reactive
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1.Lithium is highly anodic in the galavanic series.
2.Lithium is able to produce a cell with 3.6 V.
3.Lithium cells usually also have high Amp hour rating.
4.They are also lighter.
5.Therefore, the end result is that more Watt hours fit into a given space and weight than for other types.
These are the reasons lithium is used in batteries.
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