A drawback of lead-acid batteries being used to store large amounts of energy is
A. They can store only moderate amounts of energy per unit mass, the acid is corrosive, and they require an operating temperature of almost 600°F.
B. The acid is corrosive.
C. They can store only moderate amounts of energy per unit mass.
D. They require an operating temperature of almost 600°F.
E. They can store only moderate amounts of energy per unit mass and the acid is corrosive.
Answer: E
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