Alkaline cells that employ low expansion zinc in the anode

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1994-06-07

1995-03-07

Bell, Mark L.

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Current producing cell, elements, subcombinations and...

Electrode

429206, 429224, H01M 442

Patent

active

053957148

ABSTRACT:
Alkaline cells are substantially free of mercury, employ a zinc anode and do not exhibit leakage after discharge through an electrical resistor to 1.2 volts and then stored under storage conditions of 21.degree. C. for ninety days.

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