Which of the following statements are true for batteries? Select all that apply. A. Lithium batteries provide a large current and are lighter than comparable batteries of other types. B. Lithium ion batteries are used in many portable electronic devices, including all-electric vehicles. C.A battery is an electrochemical cell but not a galvanic cell. D.A fuel cell is an electrochemical cell but not a galvanic cell. E.A fuel cell requires no reactants other than the contents of the fuel cell.

Which of the following statements are true for batteries? Select all that apply. A. Lithium batteries provide a large current and are lighter than comparable batteries of other types. B. Lithium ion batteries are used in many portable electronic devices, including all-electric vehicles. C.A battery is an electrochemical cell but not a galvanic cell. D.A fuel cell is an electrochemical cell but not a galvanic cell. E.A fuel cell requires no reactants other than the contents of the fuel cell.

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