mvs sarma
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even if we add or use distilled water, the process of sulfasion happens. due to prolonged discharge, uneven charge cycles, so on. We have to study the electro-chemistry of the lead acid battery management and reasons for sulfasion.Hence I ask, what physical material difference is there in a truly new battery vs an old one, over time the back and forth electrolytic response does result in buildup of material, mainly from impurities in added water. I have NEVER seen true distilled water used in the recharging of a large lead-acid cell. The best I've seen is a refill from a long term water bottle sitting idle, which becomes slightly acidic over time from atmospheric carbon.
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