lead as the positive electrode
lead ocide as the negative electrode
hydrochloric acid as the electrolyte
tetraoxosulphate(VI) acid as the electrolyte
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Here is an explanation:
The three fundamental components are:
Anode – This is the also known as the negative electrode or terminal. It is made of lead.
Cathode – This is known as the positive electrode or terminal. It is made of lead dioxide.
Electrolyte – This is a mixture of sulfuric acid and water. If you have the type of lead acid battery known as a flooded cell, the electrolyte is the liquid that is sloshing around on the inside.
REF: http://all-about-lead-acid-batteries.capnfatz.com/all-about-lead-acid-batteries/lead-acid-battery-fundamentals/how-a-lead-acid-cell-works/
