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In the lead storage battery, what are the charges on the lead species that are reactants...

In the lead storage battery, what are the charges on the lead species that are reactants or products in reactions that take place at the anode and cathode?

A) 2+ and 4+   


B) 0 and 2+


C) 0 and 4+   


D) 0, 2+ and 4+


E) 0, 2+ 3+ and 4+

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