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Drazevic et al., 2019 - Google Patents

Investigation of tetramorpholinohydroquinone as a potential catholyte in a flow battery

Drazevic et al., 2019

Document ID
13507429794106043791
Author
Drazevic E
Szabo C
Konya D
Lund T
Wedege K
Bentien A
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ACS Applied Energy Materials

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Redox flow batteries (RFB) based on organic redox active species have low-cost potential for large-scale electrical energy storage. Currently, there are a range of organic molecules as candidates for the negative side of the RFB: eg, anthraquinones and alloxazines …
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