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Wet-cell batteries are early-generation battery types that operate using liquid electrolyte solutions and facilitate electrochemical energy conversion. These batteries consist of an anode, a cathode, and a liquid electrolyte; subtypes include lead-acid and nickel-iron batteries. Lead-acid batteries are widely used in fields such as automotive applications due to their low cost and high current capacity, while nickel-iron batteries, despite their long lifespan and durability, have limited use due