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Why Should Specific Gravity Readings Be Temperature Compensated

Question 34

Question 34

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Why should specific gravity readings be temperature compensated?


A) They are a more accurate indicator of the actual state of charge
B) Electrolyte gets thicker as it gets warmer than 80ºF
C) Hydrometers do not work on cold batteries
D) None of the above

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