Cell Phones Batteries Are Typically Rechargeable

Cell phones batteries are typically rechargeable. How do they differ from non-rechargeable batteries?

A) A rechargeable battery has the ability to undergo a double replacement reaction while non-rechargeable batteries do not. Therefore, the forward direction provides electrical energy and connecting the battery to a charger reverses the reaction to reform the starting the materials.
B) A rechargeable battery has the ability to undergo a reversible redox reaction while non-rechargeable batteries do not. Therefore, the forward direction provides electrical energy and connecting the battery to a charger reverses the reaction to reform the starting the materials.
C) A rechargeable battery has the ability to undergo a redox reaction while non-rechargeable batteries do not. Therefore, the reverse direction provides electrical energy and connecting the battery to a charger reverses the reaction to reform the starting the materials.