Isha says a cell (battery) has electricity stored inside it, like water in a bottle — and
Isha says a cell (battery) has electricity stored inside it, like water in a bottle — and the moment you connect a wire, that electricity pours out. Her brother says a cell does not hold electricity, it holds something else. Who is right?
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