True or False: More current will be available when the individual cells of a battery are connected in series.

When battery cells are connected in series, the voltages of the individual cells add up, but the overall current capacity remains unchanged from that of a single cell. This means that while the total voltage increases, the maximum current available does not increase; it stays the same as the current capacity of the individual cells.

In a series connection, each cell provides the same amount of current because the same amount of current flows through all cells in that series circuit. If, for example, you have three 1.5V batteries in series, you would end up with a total of 4.5V. However, the current capability remains limited to that of one single battery.

Therefore, the answer is false because increasing the number of cells in series does not increase the current availability. Instead, it merely increases the voltage while the current capacity stays the same.