Electrical components that store energy on two oppositely charged electrodes, rather than through a chemical reaction, are known as
A) batteries.
B) inductors.
C) transistors.
D) capacitors.

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Capacitors store energy on two oppositely charged electrodes, whereas batteries store energy through a chemical reaction. Inductors store energy in a magnetic field, and transistors are electronic switches.

Electrical Components That Store Energy on Two Oppositely Charged Electrodes