I know that watts = amps * volts, and watt-hours (wh) is a measure of energy, but over and over again I hear people talking about EV batteries in terms of amp-hours. What does that mean if you don't know the voltage? 1000 amp-hr is not impressive if the voltage is, say, 0.00001 volts. Is there some sort of standard voltage, e.g., 3.6 volts, that is assumed when one talks about LiON batteries? Does amp-hours tell you something more than watt-hours?
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