Method of making a cathode for an electrochemical cell

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making

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264105, 264142, 264143, H01M 488, H01M 496

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041610636

ABSTRACT:
A carbon cathode structure is described comprising an aggregate of discrete, porous, semi-rigid carbon conglomerates which are impressed from both sides onto a screen-like substrate for physical support thereby. The substrate additionally functions as a current collector by uniformly and electrically contacting the interior of the resulting structure. Electrolyte-conducting channels formed between adjacent conglomerates of the thick, porous cathode structure serve to maximize the cell rate capability and cell discharge capacity.

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