Q. 1. Storage battery is: - (Module-11A, P6.

2)
(1) Energy storage power device (2) Power storage (3) Potential power (4) NOA
Q. 2. In aircraft battery: - (Module-11A, P6.2)
(1) Cathode is positive terminal. (2) Cathode is negative terminal (3) Both 1 & 4 (4) Anode is negative terminal
Q. 3. The primary cell cannot be recharged because: - (Module-11A, P6.2)
(1) During discharge chemical reaction takes place (2) option 1 & this causes one of the metal plate being consumed
(3) Option 2 & The charging process is not reversible (4) It can be charged but slowly with constant voltage charging
method
Q. 4. The Lead acid secondary cell uses: - (Module-11A, P6.2)
(1) Lead peroxide as positive plate & Lead as negative plate (2) Lead peroxide as negative plate & Lead as positive
plate (3) Both plates are spongy lead (4) Both plates are of Lead dioxide
Q. 5. The Lead acid secondary cell uses: - (Module-11A, P6.2)
(1) One or more positive plate than negative plate (2) One or more negative plates than positive plates
(3) Both plates numbers are equal (4) NOA
Q. 6. VRLA batteries stand for: - (Module-11Aeries, P6.3)
(1) Valve regulated Lead Acid batteries (2) Vent release batteries (3) Very Large Aircraft batteries (4) NOA
Q. 7. The Dry Charged batteries are: - (Module-11A, P6.3)
(1) Called flooded batteries (2) Electrolyte is added when battery is placed in service (3) both 1 & 2
(4) whose Life is calculated from the date of manufacture
Q. 8. In VRLA batteries: - (Module-11A, P6.3)
(1) Oxygen combines chemically with the lead at negative plates (2) Forms water & lead sulphate in presence of
Sulphuric acid (3) Option 1 & 2, this causes suppression of Hydrogen at the negative plates (4) AOA
Q. 9. NiCd batteries cells are housed in :- (Module-11A, P6.3)
(1) In steel box (2) wooden boxes (3) Glass box (4) Iron-Rubber container
Q. 10. A NiCd battery performs at Rated capacity when operated at temperature range of :- (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) 70 to 90 degree F (2) 70 to 90 degree C (3) 60 to 70 degree F (4) 60 to 100 degree F
Q. 11. NiCd batteries may undergo Thermal runaway: - (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) Temperature above 160 degree F (2) Option1 & due to overcharging in high temperature (3) Due to
constant voltage charging method (4) AOA
Q. 12. Recent inclusion of battery which is certified, can be used in aircraft is: - (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) NiCd (2) Nickle Metal Hydrate (3) Lithium Ion (4) Polymer type
Q. 13. Lithium ion batteries are used in aircraft :- (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) Boeing 787 (2) Airbus 320 (3) Boeing 747 (4) NOA
Q. 14. Lithium ion batteries are used in aircraft due to: - (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) Low weight per VA (2) High capacity (3) Very cheap & reliable (4) Both 1 &2
Q. 15. Lithium ion batteries are uses :- (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) Organic carbonates as electrolyte (2) Option 1 & placed between the Anode & cathode (3) Electrolyte
function as a transport medium for the lithium ions between Anode & cathode (4) AOA are correct
Q. 16. MTCS for Lithium ion batteries: - (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) Lithium ions move from Cathode to Anode while Charging (2) Lithium ions move from Cathode to Anode while
discharging (3) Lithium ions move from Anode to Cathode while Discharging (4) Both 1 & 3 are
correct
Q. 17. Typical voltage of Lithium ion cell is :- (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) 3 to 4.2 Volts (2) 1.28 Volt (3) 2.1 Volts (4) 6 Volts
Q. 18. Voltage of Lithium ion cell is dependent upon :- (Module-11A, P6.4)
(1) The type of anode material (2) The type of cathode material (3) The type of electrolyte used (4)
none of the factor matters
Q. 19. The dry cell is commonly known as : - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) Primary cell (2) Secondary cell (3) Battery (4) NOA
Q. 20. In a primary dry cell the graphite rod is------ and zinc container acts as ----------- respectively : - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) Anode, Cathode (2) Cathode, Anode (3) Anode, Anode (4) Cathode, Cathode
Q. 21. In a primary dry cell when the cell is discharged one of electrode is consumed, hence: - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) Charging process is reversible (2) Charging process is irreversible (3) If battery recharge may explode
(4) Both 2 & 3
Q. 22. In a secondary cell when the electrochemical reaction is: - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) Reversible (2) Irreversible (3) Not sure (4) NOA
Q. 23. Lithium batteries are: -
(1) Primary batteries (2) Secondary batteries (3) Lithium acts as Anode(also called a lithium metal batteries)
(4) Both 1 & 3
Q. 24. In Lead Acid secondary cell the positive plate is of -------- & negative plates are of --------- respectively : - (Module-
3, P5.2)
(1) Lead oxide, Lead (2) Lead dioxide, Spongy Lead (3) spongy Lead, Lead (4) NOA
Q. 25. In Lead Acid secondary cell the separators have vertical ribs: - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) On the side facing positive plates (2) Allows the free flow of electrolyte (3) Provides a clear path for flow
of sediments to container bottom (4) AOA
Q. 26. In Lead Acid secondary cell the purpose of vent plug is to : - (Module-3, P5.2)
(1) Allow the escape of gases (2) Prevent min spillage of electrolyte (3) Both 1 & 2 (4) NOA
Q. 27. In a battery receptacle connector consists of sockets and a hand wheel which: - (Module-3, P5.3)
(1) Eliminates the possibility of reversing the terminals leads (2) Allows it to fit easily (3) Can disconnect the
battery in flight (4) NOA
Q. 28. In Lead Acid secondary cell while battery discharges the positive plates turns to -------- and negative plates
changes to-------- respectively: - (Module-3, P5.3)
(1) PbSo4, PbSo4 (2) Pb, PbSo4 (3) PbSo4, Pbo2 (4) PbO2, Pb
Q. 29. In a Battery the voltage is determined by the : - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Size of Cells (2) No cells in parallel (3) Area of plates (4) No of Cells in series
Q. 30. In a Battery the AH capacity is determined by the : - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Size of Cells (2) No cells in parallel (3) Effective Area of plates (4) No of Cells in series
Q. 31. In a Battery the AH output depends upon the : - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Size of Cells (2) No cells in parallel (3) Area of plates (4) Rate at which the battery is discharged
Q. 32. The Battery efficiency & AH output : - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Falls with rise in discharge rate (2) Increases with rise in discharge rate (3) Falls with fall in discharge
rate (4) NOA
Q. 33. Connecting Batteries in parallel increases the : - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) AH Capacity (2) Voltage output (3) Size of battery (4) AOA
Q. 34. Connecting Batteries in series increases: - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) AH Capacity (2) Voltage output (3) But not the AH capacity (4) Both 2 & 3
Q. 35. Batteries life cycle is defined: - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) No of complete charge cycle (2) No of complete discharge cycle (3) Both 1 & 2 (4) NOA
Q. 36. The main causes of early Deterioration of Batteries is due to: - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Over Discharging (2) Too Rapid charging or discharging (3) Trickle charging & too slow discharge rate
(4) Both 2 & 1
Q. 37. If a LA Batteries remains Low or discharged condition for a very long period will result into: - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Permanent damage to battery (2) temporary loss of capacity (3) does not affect (4) Both 2 & 1
Q. 38. Deterioration of Batteries means: - (Module-3, P5.4)
(1) Fall in capacity 80 % or below from the rated capacity (2) fall in capacity below 60 % (3) No output
possible (4) Battery draws heavy current for charging & discharging
Q. 39. In a Lead Acid Batteries, the electrolyte reading between 1.300 & 1.275 indicates: - (Module-3, P5.5)
(1) High state of charge (2) Low state of charge (3) Medium charge state (4) Deep charge rate
Q. 40. In a Lead Acid Batteries, the electrolyte reading between 1.275 & 1.240 indicates: - (Module-3, P5.5)
(1) High state of charge (2) Low state of charge (3) Medium state of charge (4) Deep charge rate
Q. 41. In Lead acid battery the Internal resistance increases over time & due to which battery needs: - (Module-3, P5.5)
(1) Charging voltage greater than open circuit voltage (2) Charging voltage greater than full load circuit voltage
(3) Charging voltage lower than open circuit voltage (4) AOA
Q. 42. In a battery, causes of voltage drop is due to: - (Module-3, P5.5)
(1) Internal resistance (2) Load resistance (3) External resistance (4) Charging
Q. 43. In a Lead acid battery, causes of internal resistance rise is: - (Module-3, P5.5)
(1) Building up of lead sulphate on plates (2) Low level of electrolyte (3) long charging time (4)
Charging in low temperature
Q. 44. In a Lead acid battery generally charged by ------------ since it requires less time to charge: - (Module-3, P5.6)
(1) Constant current (2) Constant voltage (3) Fixed time (4) NOA
Q. 45. In battery if due care is not taken during ------- method, may lead to overcharging of battery: - (Mod-3, P5.6)
(1) Constant current (2) Constant voltage (3) Fixed time (4) NOA
Q. 46. In aircraft the storage battery is charged by ------------ method, from the aircraft DC generator directly : - (Module-
3, P5.6)
(1) Constant current (2) Constant voltage (3) Fixed time (4) NOA
Q. 47. When a battery is put on charge it generates: - (Module-3, P5.6)
(1) Hydrogen (2) Oxygen (3) Both 1 & 2 (4) Carbon dioxide & nitrogen
Q. 48. In a charged NiCad battery, the positive plate is--------- and negative plate is ----------- : - (Module-3, P5.6)
(1) Nickel Hydrate, Spongy Cadmium (2) Cadmium, Nickel (3) Nickel, Cadmium (4) NOA
Q. 49. In a NiCad battery thin sintered plates cell are suitable for---- : - (Module-3, P5.6)
(1) Low current (2) Low voltage (3) High Constant voltage (4) Very high current rate charge/discharge
Q. 50. Open circuit cell voltage of a NiCad battery is: - (Module-3, P5.6)
(1) 1.25 volts. (2) 2.1 volts (3) 3.6 volts (4) .75 volts
Q. 51. NiCad and Lithium Ion are-----------cell and Lithium batteries are----------cell: - (Module-3)
(1) Primary, primary. (2) Primary, Secondary. (3) Secondary, Secondary. (4) Secondary, primary
Q. 52. Battery has vent valve to escape -------- and to fill----------: - (Module-3)
(1) Gases, Gases. (2) Gases, Electrolyte. (3) Electrolyte, Gases. (4) Electrolyte, Electrolyte
Q. 53. The capacity of a battery (Ni-Cd)
(1) is measured in kilovolt amperes (2) Is measured in ampere hours (3) Is based on minimum current which
it delivers for a known period (4) Both (1) and (3) are correct
Q. 54. If the insulation resistance of a NI Cad battery is down, it indicates: -
(1) Intercell leakage. (2) Leakage current between positive & negative plates. (3) Case leakage.
(4) Current leak from negative terminal
Q. 55. When the battery is connected to the aircraft, which terminal should you connect first? (Aircraft Electricity
and Electronics
(1) Any one. (2) Positive. (3) Negative. (4) Simultaneously
Q. 56. There are more negative than positive plates in a lead acid battery because.
 (1) Necessary for chemical reaction to take place. (2) Reduces the internal resistance of the cell. (3) Equal
distribution of chemical reaction and prevent he positive plate from warping faster. (4) increase the positive
voltage output
Q.57. In Lead Acid secondary cell, the positive plate is of -------- & negative plates are of --------- respectively: -
(1) Lead oxide, Lead. (2) Lead dioxide, Spongy Lead. (3) spongy Lead, Lead. (4) NOA
Q.58. Connecting Batteries in series increases: -
(1) AH Capacity. (2) Voltage output. (3) But not the AH capacity (4) Both 2 & 3
Q.59. In a simple voltaic cell, polarization reduces output voltage because of: -
(1) Buildup of hydrogen at the anode. (2) Buildup of hydrogen at cathode. (3) Transfer of charges
between anode and cathode. (4) formation of oxygen
Q.60. Electrolyte in Ni-cd battery: -
a) Takes no part in chemical reaction b) Serves as a conductor on –OH ion c) Both (a) & (b) are correct
Q.61. In a Lead acid battery, causes of internal resistance rise is: -
(1) Building up of lead sulfate on plates. (2) Low level of electrolyte. (3) long charging time (4)
Charging in low temperature
Q.62. In the circuit if the 24-volt battery has an internal resistance of 1 ohm and the ammeter indicates a current of 12
amperes. The value of the load resistance is.
(1) 2 ohms. (2) 6 ohms. (3) 1 Volts. (4) 1 ohms
Q. 63. A 20- cell battery with each cell having an internal resistance of 0.1 ohms is charged with 2 leads having a total
resistance of 0.1 ohms. The battery is charged with a current of 5 amps. What is the charging voltage?
(1) 10.5 Volts. (2) 1.05 Volts. (3) 10.5 Milli-Volts. (4) 20 Volts
Q. 64. A battery rated at 40 Ah will supply 200 mA for: -
1) 20 Hrs. (2) 5 Hrs. (3) 200 Minutes. (4) 200 Hrs.
Q. 65. In primary cell, A zinc-carbon battery life depends upon: -
1) Purity of carbon rod. (2) Amount of electrolyte paste. (3) Both 1 & 2. (4) The amount of zinc
Q. 66. When checking the SG of the electrolyte in a lead acid battery, you should: -
(1) Check all cells as they will be different. (2) Check only first cell from positive terminal side. (3) Check
the Centre cell as it is master cell. (4) Check only first and last cell for confirmation
Q. 67. The PD at the terminals of an open circuit battery with a small internal resistance will be: -
1) More than the EMF. (2) Less than the EMF. (3) Same as the EMF. (4) Fluctuating depending
upon the load
Q. 68. Which of the following is most likely to cause thermal runaway in a nickel-cadmium battery?
1) Keeping it on trickle charge. (2) High internal resistance of the battery cells. (3) Rapid Discharging.
(4) High current charging of the battery to more than 100 % capacity
Q. 69. Two batteries 12V and 40 Ah each, are in series. What is the total capacity?
1) 12 Volt 40 Ah. (2) 24 Volt 40 Ah. (3) 24 Volts 80 Ah. (4) 12 Volt 80 Ah
Q. 70. If a battery has got low internal resistance, then the: -
1) No load voltage will be same as the on-load voltage. (2) On load voltage is greater than no load voltage.
(3) No load voltage will be greater than on load voltage. (4) AOA
Q. 71. In a voltaic cell, what is the build-up on the cathode called?
1) Hydration. (2) Gassing. (3) Polarization. (4) Sulphation
Q. 72. If a NiCad battery is not to be used immediately it should be stored: -
1) Dry condition. (2) Fully Charged. (3) Fully Discharged. (4) On Tickle charge
Q. 73. The electrolyte in a NiCad battery would rise if the battery was: -
(1) Subjected to vibration. (2) Charging. (3) Discharging. (4) Remaining at constant terminal
voltage
Q. 74. The internal resistance of most of Ni- Cad battery is: - ( Eismin Ch3- P-49)
(1) 1 Ohm per cell. (2) 1 Milli Ohm per cell. (3) 3 Ohm per 12 volts battery. (4) 1milli Ohm per 24
volts battery
Q. 75. When the temperature of the electrolyte in a battery increases, the SG (specific gravity): -
(1) Increases. (2) Decreases. (3) Remains unaffected. (4) Varies slightly
Q. 76. What effect does hydrogen have in a battery cell?
(1) Sulphation. (2) No effect. (3) Polarization. (4) Charging
Q. 77. In cold weather, to prevent the electrolyte freezing, a lead acid battery must be kept.
(1) Fully charged. (2) Fully discharged. (3) Draining the electrolyte from battery container. (4) Can add DM
water and start charging
Q. 78. Formation of white crystals of potassium carbonate on a properly serviced Ni-cd battery indicates.
(1) Over charged. (2) Fully charged. (3) Under charged. (4) Battery without electrolyte
Q. 79. One of the biggest disadvantages is that: -
(1). the battery exhibits a very marked negative temperature coefficient. (2). This means that as the cell temperature
rises, the internal resistance falls. (3). 1 + This means that as the cell temperature rises, the internal resistance also
rises. (4). Both 1 & 2.
Q. 80. There are more negative than positive plates in a lead acid battery because.
A. it is necessary for chemical action to take place. B. it reduces the internal resistance of the cell. C. the positive
plates are prone to warping if the chemical action is taking place only on one side.
Q. 81. What effect does hydrogen have in a battery cell?
A. Sulphation. B. Nothing. C. Polarization.
Q. 82. To generate electricity with a fuel cell, you need a constant supply of.
A. Nitrogen & Sunlight. B. Oxygen & Hydrogen. C. Kerosene & Heat.
Q. 83. Formation of white crystals of potassium carbonate on a properly serviced Ni-cd battery indicates: - A. over
charged. B. full charged. C. under charged.
Q. 84. Thermal runaway causes: -
A. violent gassing only. B. violent gassing, boiling of electrolyte and melting of plates and casing. C. no gassing,
but boiling of electrolyte and melting of plates and casing

Q. 85. What part of a nickel-cadmium cell helps to prevent thermal runaway?

A. The separator. B. The negative plate. C. The positive plate.
Q. 86. When charging current is applied to a nickel-cadmium battery, the cells emit gas only when: -
A. electrolyte level is low. B. cells are defective. C. reaches end of the charging cycle.
Q. 87. The electrolyte in a nicad battery would rise if the battery was.
A. remaining at constant voltage. B. charging. C. discharging
Q. 88. Two 2-volt 10AH cells are connected in series, the output voltage and the capacity would be: -
A. 4-volt 10 AH. B. 4-volt 20 AH. C. 2-volt, 20 AH
Q. 89. In a Leclanche cell the plates are made of: -
A. mercury and lithium. B. nickel and cadmium. C. zinc and carbon.
Q. 90. In a simple voltaic cell, polarization reduces output voltage because of the: -
A. buildup of hydrogen on the cathode. B. transfer of material between the anode and the cathode. C. buildup of
hydrogen on the anode.
Q. 91. When the temperature of the electrolyte in a battery increases, the SG.
A. remains the same. B. goes up. C. goes down.
Q. 92. The Daniel Cell electrodes are: -
A. copper and zinc. B. carbon and zinc. C. zinc and manganese dioxide.
Q. 93. Mercury cells are covered with a metal cover: -
A. as a protective cover. B. as a negative terminal. C. as a positive terminal.
Q. 94. Two similar 12v batteries connected in parallel will produce: -
A. 24v e.m.f. with the same capacity as each battery. B. 12V e.m.f. with twice the capacity of each battery. C.
24V e.m.f. with twice the capacity of each battery
Q. 95. What is the AH rating of a storage battery that is designed to deliver 45 amperes for 2.5 hours?
A. 112.5 ampere-hour. B. 90.0 ampere-hour. C. 45.0 ampere-hour.
Q. 96. If a NiCad battery is not to be used immediately it should be stored: -
A. dry. B. fully charged. C. fully dissipated.
Q. 97. In a mercury cell the steel casing is: -
A. the negative terminal. B. neither. C. the positive terminal.
Q. 98. To improve the life of a dry cell it would be manufactured with.
Option A. more electrolyte paste. Option B. more zinc. Option C. a pure carbon positive rod.
Q. 99. In a simple voltaic cell, the collection of ions on the cathode causes: -
A. polarization. B. sulphation. C. hydration.
Q. 100. A battery rated at 40 Ah will supply 200 mA for: -
A. 200 hours. B. 20 hours. C. 5 hours.
Q. 101. The PD at the terminals of an open circuit battery with a small internal resistance will be: -
A. more than the EMF. B. less than the EMF. C. the same as the EMF.
Q. 102. What part of a battery is covered in hydrogen during polarization?
A. Anode. B. Both the anode and the cathode. C. Cathode.
Q. 103. Which of the following is most likely to cause thermal runaway in a nickel-cadmium battery?
A. high internal resistance condition. B. High current charging of the battery to more than 100 percent of its
capacity C. Excessive current draw from the battery
Q. 104. If a battery has got low internal resistance, then the: -
A. no load voltage will be the same as on load voltage. B. on load voltage will be greater than no load voltage.
C. no load voltage will be greater than on load voltage.
Q. 105. Conventional current flow inside a battery is from: -
A. either anode to cathode or cathode to anode, depending on the active elements. B. cathode to anode. C.
anode to cathode.
Q. 106. In a voltaic cell, what is the build-up on the cathode called?
A. Hydration. B. Polarization. C. Sulphation
Q. 107. A 24-volt source is required to furnish 48 watts to a parallel circuit consisting of four resistors of equal value.
What is the voltage drop across each resistor?
A. 12 volts. B. 24 volts. C. 3 volts.
Q. 108. Two 10V, 20 Ah batteries are connected in parallel and connected across a 10-ohm load. How long could they
supply normal current before the voltage begins to decay?
A. 40 hours. B. 20 hours. C. 4 hours.
Q. 109. Ni-cad batteries which are stored for a long period of time will show a low liquid level because: -
a. Electrolyte evaporates through the vents b. Of current leakage from m individual cells c. Electrolyte
becomes absorbed into the plates
Q. 110. Composition of Pb acid battery in a fully charged state is: -
a) 30% acid & 70% H2O by volume b) 70% acid & 30% H2O by weight c) 50% acid & 50% H2O by weight
Q. 111. In Pb-acid battery spilled electrolyte is neutralized by: -
a) sodium bicarbonate & water b) as in a & ammonia c) vinegar d) none
Q. 112. If two battery A & B such that A having greater plate area than B, then internal resistance of A will be: -
a) greater than B b) smaller than B c) coual to B d) none
Q. 113. Ni-cad battery is rapidly charged with (9A-315): -
a) constant current and variable voltage b) constant voltage and variable current c) variable voltage and variable
current d) both a & b
Q. 114. For a battery to have high ampere hour capacity and high terminals voltage: -
a) low internal resistance b) high internal resistance c) does not depend on internal resistance d)
none
Q. 115. Vicious cycle is related to a) Generator b) Motor c) Battery
Q. 116. If A/c Ni-Cad battery is to be stored for longer time: --
(1) It should be fully charged & electrolyte is drained. (2) It should be fully charged & discharged at 1 hr. rate (3)
As in (1) and terminals are cleaned properly
Q. 117. Hydrogen gas emits in the battery: -
a) During all fame in lead acid battery servicing b) In Ni-Cad battery at the end of charging c) When battery
is overcharged d) Both (a) & (b)
Q. 118. When a lead-acid battery is charged by constant current method, then its full charge can be detected as:
a) Three testing of electrolyte gives same specific gravity value b) Voltage stops rising c) Gassing will occurs
rapidly d) All above are wrong
Q. 119. State of charge of Ni-Cd battery will be determined by: -
a) measuring specific gravity of the electrolyte b) by a measured discharge c) by the temperature of the plates
d) by the level of the electrolytes
Q. 120. Which one is primary: -
a) Zn-carbon cell b) Lead acid cell c) Alkaline cell
Q. 121. Batteries are connected in series: -
a) Total current is equal to the sum of the individual current b) Total voltage is equal to the sum of the individual
voltage c) Both (a) & (b) d) None
Q. 122. Battery cell voltage and current high in: -
a) series connection b) series-parallel connection c) parallel connection d) all are wrong
Q. 123. In Ni – Cd battery negative plate is made of: -
(1) Spongy lead (2) Pure cadmium (3) Cadmium hydroxide (4) Nickel hydroxide
Q. 124. Lead acid battery electrolyte used as: -
(1) diluted sulphuric acid (2) concentrated sulphuric acid (3) potassium hydroxide (4) ammonium
chloride
Q. 125. The voltage rating of fully charged cell of 20 Ni-cd battery is
(1). 1.8 to 2.1V (2). 1.2 to 1.3V (3). 1.4 to 1.7V (4). 1.3 to 1.5V
Q. 126. Nickel cadmium positive plate ---- and negative plate ---- with electrolyte use -----
(1) Ni(OH) 2, Cd(OH)2, KOH (2) Cd(OH)2 , Ni(OH)2, KOH (3) Cd(OH)2, Ni(OH)2 , KOH+H2O (4) Ni(OH)2,
Cd(OH)2, KOH+H2O
Q. 127. Trickle charging of a storage battery help to: -
(1) Prevent sulphation. (2) Keep electrolyte fresh and fully charged (3) Maintain proper electrolyte level (4)
Increase its reverse capacity.
Q. 128. Which method is used to rapidly charge the battery?
a) constant voltage & varying current method b) constant current & varying voltage c) varying voltage
& varying current
Q. 129.