Sodium-halogen secondary cell
AssigneeField Upgrading USA, Inc.
InventorsSai Bhavaraju, Mathew Robins, Alexis Eccleston
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AssigneeField Upgrading USA, Inc.
InventorsSai Bhavaraju, Mathew Robins, Alexis Eccleston
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An intermediate temperature sodium-halogen secondary cell that includes a negative electrode compartment housing a negative, molten sodium-based electrode and a positive electrode compartment housing a current collector disposed in a highly conductive molten positive electrolyte. A sodium halide (NaX) positive electrode is disposed in a molten positive electrolyte comprising one or more AlX3 salts, wherein X may be the same or different halogen selected from Cl, Br, and I, wherein the ratio of NaX to AlX3 is greater than or equal to one. A sodium ion conductive solid electrolyte membrane separates the molten sodium negative electrode from the molten positive electrolyte. The secondary cell operates at a temperature in the range from about 80° C. to 210° C.
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