Aqueous rechargeable battery

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1996-12-23

1998-04-07

Jordan, Charles T.

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Regenerating, salvage or repair feature other than only...

H01M 1042

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H00017213

ABSTRACT:
Greater energy densities can be obtained in aqueous rechargeable batteries based on the `rocking chair` principle by the use of certain polymer insertion compounds as an electrode material. Aqueous lithium ion batteries using poly(carbon disulfide) polymer as an anode have energy densities comparable to nickel metal hydride batteries.

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