This diagram shows the two basic parts of a wet storage cell—the positive electrode and the negative electrode. Each electrode is made up of a group of plates or grids. A group of plates is lined up with spaces between the individual plates. Then, each group of individual plates is welded together and connected by a conducting plate strap. A cell terminal is connected to each plate strap.

Both sets of plates are then sandwiched together to form a cell. The two groups of plates are insulated from each other by separators made of insulating material. The positive group of plates (the positive electrode) is connected to the positive cell terminal. The negative group of plates (the negative electrode) is connected to the negative cell terminal.

	Created by That Yeti Dog Person almost 4 years ago

Juts some important things to memorize.