Electrochemical behaviour of barium metaplumbate as a lead carrier

Paleska, Iwona; Pruszkowska-Drachal, R.; Kotowski, Jakub; Rogulski, Z.; Milewski, Jarosław; Czerwiński, A.

doi:10.1016/j.jpowsour.2003.11.033

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“…Besides essential surface modifications, several anti-corrosive powders against the acid electrolyte have also been developed for bipolar substrates. Barium lead oxide (BaPbO 3 ), which is a perovskite ceramic material with excellent conductivity, was reported by Paleska et al [37] as a substrate material. The surface of the BaPbO 3 substrate was electroplated with a layer of lead by cyclic voltammetry.…”

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Bipolar Electrodes for Next‐Generation Rechargeable Batteries

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The development of advanced rechargeable batteries provides a great opportunity for basic and applied researchers to collectively overcome challenging scientific and technological barriers that directly address a critical need for energy storage. In addition to novel battery chemistries often scientifically reviewed, advanced battery structures via technological innovations that boost battery performance are also worthy of attention. In this context, bipolar electrodes (BEs) are capable of improving the specific power, simplifying cell components, and reducing manufacturing costs for rechargeable batteries. By focusing on the fundamentals and applications of BEs in rechargeable batteries, the rational utilization of BEs from an academic perspective is considered. The progress and challenges of BEs are discussed and summarized in detail. Key techniques and materials for enabling BEs are highlighted and an outlook for the future directions of BEs that involve emerging concepts, such as wearable devices, all‐solid‐state batteries, fast spraying fabrication, and recyclable secondary batteries, is also presented.

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Bipolar Electrodes for Next‐Generation Rechargeable Batteries

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“…In addition, thin layers of lead can be used to protect substrates and provide a suitable surface for keying in of the NAM and positive active mass (PAM). In addition to being used as a coating, Magneli phase materials, under the trade name Ebonex, have also been used as bulk current collectors (usually with the addition of a thin layer of metallic lead for paste adhesion [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Anodes - Technology review

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Wills²

2014

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. Many electrochemical energy storage technologies utilize anodes that are specific to the chemistry of the device. Anodes must be designed for devices including primary and secondary batteries, fuel cells and capacitors. These applications include a diverse range of operational conditions, including aqueous, solid or organic media. This paper will provide a brief overview of anode technologies for medium (e.g. electric and hybrid electric vehicles) and large (e.g. integration of renewable energy generation to electrical networks) battery applications. Established and developing storage technologies will be discussed to provide an insight into how anodes (materials, manufacturing processes and modes of operation) differ between specific applications and devices. Lead-acid batteries are used as a case study to provide a practical example and guide discussion onto the question of future challenges and opportunities.

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“…Also additives of BMP into positive plates improve the performance of lead-acid battery [24]. The cyclic voltammogram obtained for lead deposited on BMP [25] is generally similar to CV of lead deposited on RVC ® [4]. Only the "anodic excursion" peak, which usually appears as a result of cracking of the lead layer [26] is not observed.…”

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