A High-Rate, High-Energy Thermal Battery System
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Abstract
The system is . The products at the anode are calcium oxide and chromium (III) oxide in a film which does not polarize the electrode because the latter is covered with a fluid calcium‐lithium alloy formed in situ. The cathode process is the reduction of silver ion to silver metal; silver chloride is regenerated by the oxidation of the metal by chromate ion. Cells have been built within rectangular silver containers (which are also the positive electrodes), and they have been discharged at several constant currents. For a ±10% voltage tolerance, energy outputs of 3.0 to 8.0 watt‐min/ cm 3 have been obtained for the 2.1‐ to the 13.4‐min rates, respectively.
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OpenAlex topics: Advancements in Battery Materials · Chemical and Physical Properties of Materials · Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studies
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