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Design And Function: Corrosion

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Batteries may corrode in hot conditions, particularly in countries with hot climates. At high temperatures, the grille in the cell plates corrodes and becomes porous. The connections between the plates may also corrode. The result is a reduction in conductivity and therefore capacity.