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The 18 pages that link to Battery, each with the reason it gives.

• HydrogenCompared with: Batteries store electricity directly, while hydrogen systems usually convert electricity into fuel and back.

• Sputnik 1Related: Onboard batteries powered Sputnik 1's transmitter and temperature-monitoring system.

• Fuel cellCompared with: Unlike a fuel cell, a battery generally carries its reactants internally rather than receiving fuel continuously.

• Direct currentRelated: Batteries are common sources of direct current for standalone devices.

• Galvanic cellNarrower topic: Batteries package galvanic reactions as portable or stationary power sources.

• Electric generatorCompared with: A battery supplies electricity from stored chemical energy rather than shaft motion.

• CoulombRelated: Its delivered charge can be expressed in coulombs or ampere-hours.

• Electrochemical potentialBroader topic: Differences in electrochemical potential help drive charge separation and current.

• Quartz clockRelated: A battery powers the oscillator and, in analog clocks, the motor.

• Chemical industryRelated: Demand for battery materials connects chemical manufacturing to electrification and energy storage.

• Electric potential differenceRelated: Chemical reactions maintain a potential difference between its terminals.

• Transistor radioRelated: Low-power transistor circuitry allowed portable radios to run for long periods on small batteries.

• Voltage sourceBroader topic: A battery is a common real-world voltage source.

• Earl BakkenRelated: Battery power let Bakken’s pacemaker operate away from hospital mains electricity.

• Thermodynamic free energyRelated: The Gibbs free-energy change of its cell reaction limits the electrical work it can deliver.

• Lead(II,IV) oxideRelated: Lead oxides, including Pb₃O₄ in some manufacturing routes, are used in lead–acid battery production.

• Radio-controlled carRelated: The battery powers the motor and electronics in an electric model.

• WalkmanRelated: Battery power freed Walkman playback from wall outlets.