Secondary cell/battery:

In this the metals and the electrolyte change when the battery supplies the current, the process being called ‘discharging’. All these changes can be reversed by applying current to the battery in the opposite direction, the process being known as ‘charging’. Lead-acid battery is the most common example of the secondary cell.

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