Definition: The Greek word 'antipeptone' means a substance that generates electricity, which in ancient times was commonly used for lighting or cooking. In modern usage, it refers to an electrical battery. Detailed definitions might include: - Antipeptone: The chemical compound consisting of two nitrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. - Electric battery: A device designed for the continuous generation of electric current. - Generation: The act of creating electricity by a process of electrochemical reaction or charging, discharging, or combining chemicals.