Atmospheric oxygen element with regenerating manganese chloride

Details Atmospheric oxygen element with regenerating manganese chloride Atmospheric oxygen element with regenerating manganese chloride

1988-06-27

1989-11-14

Walton, Donald L.

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Having magnetic field feature

429 29, H01M 1206

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048807109

ABSTRACT:
An atmospheric oxygen element with a cathode of activated charcoal and carbon black. A manganese chloride solution is used as electrolyte. The anode consists of zinc sheets. The capacity of this element depends on the amount of MnCl.sub.2. This amount can be increased by adding manganomanganite (MN.sub.2 O3) produced by precipitation with an alkaline solution in the presence of oxygen. During the delivery of current, ZnCl.sub.2 is created, which replaces the bivalent manganese in the manganite with zinc ions and thus dissolves MnCl.sub.2.

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