The battery has changed much
over the years, but the core principle is still the same. The
battery was invented during 1800, by Alessandro Volta (an Italian).
He called it the Voltaic Pile and was combined layers of copper,
zinc, and cardboard soaked in saltwater.
Almost early every stage in the evolution of the battery has come
from a different country. An Englishman improved on Volta’s battery,
a Frenchman developed the first rechargeable battery, and a Swede
invented the nickel-cadmium battery. The only American influence
came from Benjamin Franklin, who was the first person to use the
word battery.
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