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Self discharge of cells with negative electrodes in lithium or lithium alloys

Knoedler et al., 1980

Document ID
773750034107914355
Author
Knoedler R
Boehme G
Heide H
Publication year
Publication venue
Final Report Battelle Inst

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Cells of the types LiAl/FeS, LiAl/FeS2, LiSi/FeS and Li2Si/FeS having a LiCl/KCl electrolyte were built and tested for self discharge. Such batteries are expected to yield high energy and power outputs. The self discharge rate of LiAl/FeS cells is shown to be smaller than 1 …
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