A _____ battery contains several wet storage cells in a plastic case.

The individual cells of a storage battery are housed in _______ or a _______ to prevent the electrolyte from leaking through the case.

A cover made from _______ is sealed at the top of the storage battery.

A _______ is the space below the cell plates in a storage battery. These spaces catch the material that's dropped/shed by plates, and prevent disruption of the chemical action of the battery.

The connections between the positive and negative plate cells are called _______. (made of lead)

After the cell connectors are welded in, the _______ are sealed around the case with an acid-proof compound. this makes the joint leak-proof.

The cell covers are then fitted with ____ or ____. These allow an electrician to add water to the electrolyte as needed.

_____ or _______ batteries are commonly seen in the industrial setting. these batteries are completely sealed except for a small vent hole.

Electrical equipment is usually connected to the battery by _____ or _____.

A _____ is made of wires braided or woven together.

A _____ is made of many strands of wire twisted together.

To connect a standard battery to a piece of equipment, an insulated cable is from the positive battery terminal to the machine circuit. A _____ is connected from the negative terminal to the ground or frame of the machine.

The two types of clamps used to attach cables to battery terminals are the ______ type and the ______ type.

Some car models contain ______ batteries. This means that the terminals are located on the sides of the battery case.

______ permanently secured to the ends of the cables of a side-terminal battery.

The _____ of a storage battery is the amount of current the battery can produce.

Capacity is usually stated in ______.

An ______ is a current of 1 ampere maintained for 1 hour.

______ are useful for removing corroded or stuck clamps (both the nut-and-bolt and spring-ring types) on a battery.