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Lamb et al., 1988 - Google Patents

Primary lithium-chlorine cells-Investigations toward a pelletized stack design

Lamb et al., 1988

Document ID
2227555903598620080
Author
Lamb C
Hurst J
Publication year
Publication venue
33rd International Power Sources Symposium

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The course of development presently chosen for primary lithium-chlorine cells has been aimed toward a flat pellet/stack-type configuration typical of conventional reserve-type thermal batteries. The chlorine feed is to dead-ended, porous graphite supporting …
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