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Batteries BATTERY THEORY Figure 2   Basic Chemical Production of Electrical Power This action causes electrons to be Figure 3   Electron Flow Through a Battery removed from the copper electrode, leaving it with an excess of  positive  charge.    If  a  load  is connected   across   the   electrodes, the     forces     of     attraction     and repulsion    will    cause    the    free electrons    in    the    negative    zinc electrode   to   move   through   the connecting   wire   and   load,   and toward the positive copper electrode (Figure 3). The potential difference that results  allows  the  cell  to  function as a source of applied voltage. Rev. 0 Page 5 ES-04

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