when batteries are charged, is it evenly distributed?

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Like others, I’ve been wondering about the “80%” ish rule of thumb for charging phone and car batteries. Specifically I’m wondering, is the electric potential stored evenly across the entire battery? Or do some cells/areas not get exercised when only charging to 80%?

I read the other posts about batteries, but couldn’t find this answer. Thanks in advance.

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Yeah it’s evenly distributed and nothing needs to get “exercised” in modern batteries. There was some old tech for batteries 20 years ago that had a “memory” and wanted you to exercise them by fully discharging and charging but that stuff is all long gone

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