Difference Between Cell and Battery

6 Differences Between Cell and Battery

S.NO.	Cell	Battery
1.	Definition: A cell is a single unit that produces electricity through chemical reactions.	A battery is a collection of cells connected in series or parallel to produce a higher voltage or current.
2.	Size: Cells are typically smaller than batteries.	Larger than a cell.
3.	Capacity: Cells have a lower capacity than batteries.	High capacity than a cell.
4.	Voltage: Cells have a lower voltage than batteries.	High voltage.
5.	Rechargeability: Cells may be rechargeable or non-rechargeable.	Batteries are typically rechargeable.
6.	Composition: Cells may be composed of a single type of chemistry.	Batteries may be composed of multiple types of chemistries.

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