NASA NTRS · 19750000324
Secondary electrochemical battery has been developed which has high energy/ weight density. Battery is rechargeable and works on reaction between hydrogen and bromine.
England, C.. 1975-12-01. Acid/alkali bromide secondary battery. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750000324
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