Battery
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Battery may refer to:
Energy source
- Electric battery, electrochemical cells that transform chemical energy into electricity
- A mechanical battery, storing energy by mechanical means,
- Flywheel energy storage, which stores rotational kinetic energy,
- Gravity battery, which stores gravitational potential energy
- Battery, 18th and 19th century term for a number of capacitors or Leyden jars connected in parallel
Legal term
- Battery (crime), a criminal offense
- Battery (tort), intentional, harmful, or offensive contact
- Domestic battery, a type of domestic violence
Military or firearms term
- Artillery battery, an organized group of artillery pieces
- Battery position, a stage of operation of a firearm action
Places
United States
- Battery Park, or its location at The Battery, in Manhattan, New York
- Battery Park City, a neighborhood north of Battery Park in Manhattan
- Battery Park (Burlington, Vermont)
Elsewhere
- Battery Island, Tasmania, Australia
- Battery Point, Tasmania
- Sultan Battery, in the Wynad District, Kerala State, India
Culture
- Battery (novel series), by Atsuko Asano
Music
- Drum kit, sometimes called a battery
- Marching percussion, also called battery, in a modern drumline
- "Battery" (song), by Metallica
- Battery 9, a South African music project
Bands
- Battery (hardcore punk band), from Washington, D.C.
- Battery (electro-industrial band), from Bennington, Vermont
Games
- Battery (baseball), collectively, the pitcher and catcher
- Battery (chess), a playing tactic
Other uses
- Battery, stamp battery, or stamp mill, a type of mill that crushes material by pounding
- Battery cage, a confinement system for egg-laying chickens
- Battery Energy Drink, an energy drink made in Finland
See also
- The Battery (disambiguation)
- Secondary battery (disambiguation)
- All pages beginning with Battery
- All pages with a title containing Battery
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