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Why does a rechargeable batterys life get short when charge cycles get less?

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Why does a rechargeable batterys life get short when charge cycles get less?

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All rechargeable batteries are made with chemical materials. The chemistry changes to electric power. Simply speaking, the reaction is reversible. it can be charged and discharged. But these chemical materials would not keep its chemical nature forever. Along with charge and discharge, the battery’s chemical material reaction will be aging and deteriorating which lead to decline of workable capacity. Then the using time is also declined gradually. Chemical material will completely deteriorate and the battery can not be used when charge and discharge cycles are up to a certain extent.

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