How is the difference between usable energy and the total amount of energy accounted for in living organisms

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Polyhedron · Answer 1 · 2022-10-27T04:18:05+0000

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Range

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The total energy of a system (rated energy) can be misleading since you can only use a portion of the battery's energy during operation. The useable energy of a battery is the range at which the battery can operated over a SOC range.

How is the difference between usable energy and the total amount of energy accounted for in living organisms

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