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Electrochemical behavior of nonporous Ni/NiCl2 electrodes in chloroaluminate melts

Prakash et al., 2000

Document ID
7332286475454801012
Author
Prakash J
Redey L
Vissers D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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The sodium/nickel chloride cell couple is a very promising sodium/beta-alumina battery couple. 1-12 The high theoretical specific energy (790 Wh/kg), high cell voltage (2.59 V), wide temperature range, cell failure mode, and good cycling characteristics of this battery …
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