Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus – product – and – Process of cell operation
Patent
1982-01-28
1984-01-24
Walton, Donald L.
Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and
Process of cell operation
429101, 429105, H01M 1036
Patent
active
044277474
ABSTRACT:
A battery employing an alkali metal-sulfur electrochemical reaction pair in an anhydrous ammonia electrolyte environment including an anolyte and method for suppressing formation of a bronze between the ammonia and the metal and a method for making the anolyte. The anolyte includes a bronze suppressing, conductivity enhancing salt of the alkali metal and a bronze suppressing aromatic organic dissolved in the anhydrous ammonia.
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Bennett John E.
Harney David E.
Ban Woodrow W.
Collins Arthur S.
Diamond Shamrock Corporation
Walton Donald L.
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