Simply and clearly, how does the energy get inside a battery?

Simply and clearly, how does the energy get inside a battery?
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The battery makes it. The elements that are assembled to make the battery produce the electricity as they react to each other. The reaction doesn’t start until the posts are connected by something that will allow the negative electrons to flow out to the positively charged side of the battery.
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