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cmon guy... take it easy. if they are high school level, answer them. im a chemist by trade.

:) so i ask questions on a board i find on the web and i get sent back on the web to look for more resources. thx for trying to help i guess.

thank you for the response. could you please explain P x t/vol = V x I x t/vol ? This is equivalent to energy, E = V x I x t, which is simply the formula for Energy = Voltage x Capacity, (Capacity, Q = I x t, units of Ah, etc). So if I take E = V x I x t and I double the voltage, then E = 2V...

thank you for your response. as a chemist, i think i still fail to understand what could be common knowledge for en engineer so please explain. what generates current flow when a battery is connected to an external circuit (this would be the load right?)? Lets say a battery connected to a light...

i guess my question roots from me not understanding what a load represents to the battery. is a 4V battery able to discharge at a higher rate than a 2V battery? or does it completely depend on the load which will always extract current at the same rate regardless of the battery voltage. in my...