I'm 15 and have recently taken up electronics and I just had a question about batteries.
From what I understand (and according to a video I just watched by "The Engineering Mindest") a battery has a high concentration of electrons on it's negative terminal which creates the potential difference as well as an electric field.
So does this mean that the higher concentration of electrons on it's negative plate (aka a greater potential difference) mean a stronger electric field between the battery's 2 terminals?
From what I understand (and according to a video I just watched by "The Engineering Mindest") a battery has a high concentration of electrons on it's negative terminal which creates the potential difference as well as an electric field.
So does this mean that the higher concentration of electrons on it's negative plate (aka a greater potential difference) mean a stronger electric field between the battery's 2 terminals?