What's mean battery Loss of Electrol?

What's mean battery Loss of Electrol? What's mean battery Loss of Electrol? Although sealed, battery cells may lose some electrolyte during their life. Typical loss of moisture occurs if the seal opens due to excessive pressure. This occurs if the battery is charged at very low or very high temperatures. Once vented, the spring-loaded seal of nickel-based cells may never properly close again, resulting in a deposit of white powder around the seal opening. Losses may also occur if the cell cap is not correctly sealed in the manufacturing process. The loss of electrolyte results in a decrease of capacity, a defect that cannot be corrected. Permeation, or loss of electrolyte in sealed le View the rest of this article