NASA NTRS · 19690014884
High energy density battery based on aluminum and chlorine carbon electrodes
Burrows, B., Giner, J.. 1968-10-01. Aluminum chlorine battery Quarterly report. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19690014884
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Rechargeable high energy density battery based on aluminum and chlorine carbon electrodes and molten aluminum chloride-alkali chloride eutectic as electrolyte
Molten salt battery has been developed with theoretical energy density of 5.2 j/kg (650 W-h/lb). Battery, which operates at 150 C, can be used in primary mode or as rechargeable battery. Battery has aluminum anode and chlorine cathode. Electrolyte is mixture of AlCl3, NaCl, and some alkali metal halide such as KCl.
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