• d c4ll,
• D gell,
• d c ell,
• d cepll,
• d cewll,
• xd cell,
• d csell,
• d fcell,
• D bell,
• D Ceml,
• d cwell,
• d cepl,
• dc ell,
• D Cgll,
• d cxell,
• d xell,
• d celk,
• D Cull,
• d c3ll,
• d dcell,
• s cell,
• d c3ell,
• d ceol,
• D Cmll,
• d vcell,
• d cel,
• de cell,
• d ce4ll,
• d celpl,
• d cvell,
• D Celn,
• d celo,
• d cdell,
• d cellp,
• e cell,
• d crell,
• l Cell,
• D Cenl,
• d celkl,
• x cell,
• d cellk,
• d cwll,
• fd cell,
• d csll,
• d cll,
• d celll,
• df cell,
• d cdll,
• d cerll,
• d cekl,
• d celol,
• D Celm,
• d ecll,
• D0Cell,
• d cedll,
• d c4ell,
• D aell,
• dd cell,
• d ceoll,
• d ccell,
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• d ce ll,
• ds cell,
• D sell,
• dc cell,
• D Cedl,
• d ce3ll,
• d vell,
• d xcell,
• dx cell,
• ed cell,
• D Celh,
• D Call,
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• d cel l,
• d dell,
• d cello,
• d cekll,
• D kell,
• d cesll,
• d fell,
• D Cehl,
• d crll,
• D Celd,
• sd cell,
• d cfell,
• d clel

D Cell is a dry cell battery, commonly referred to as a D size battery. This type of battery is large and cylindrical in shape and is predominantly used in small electronic devices such as flashlights, toys and certain large scale appliances. It consists of two or more equally sized metal plates enclosed in a steel cylinder and filled with an electrolyte.

When the metal plates make contact with the electrolyte they produce an electrochemical reaction that releases electrical energy. The cells are designed so that they can produce a steady current of electricity over a long period of time. As they produce power they slowly deplete and eventually need to be replaced.