Oxidized sulfur heterocycles for non-aqueous redox fl0w batteries
AssigneeExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company
InventorsSatish Bodige, Divyaraj Desai, Jordan Metz, Ross Mabon, Heather A. Elsen
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AssigneeExxonMobil Technology and Engineering Company
InventorsSatish Bodige, Divyaraj Desai, Jordan Metz, Ross Mabon, Heather A. Elsen
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Disclosed herein are a variety of systems, compositions, and methods for reversibly storing electrical energy in a redox flow battery with a unit cell potential equal to or greater than 3.0 volts (V). The system may include an electroactive redox molecule, a positive section, and a negative section. The electroactive redox molecule may comprise an anolyte moiety comprising a multi-ring conjugated system comprising at least one sulfone group, wherein an anolyte reaction occurs at a cell potential less than −1.50 V. The positive section may comprise a first metal electrode in contact with the electroactive bipolar redox molecule and a supporting electrolyte dissolved in a solvent. The negative section may comprise a second metal electrode in contact with the electroactive bipolar redox molecule and additional electrolyte dissolved in additional solvent.
A system for energy storage comprising:
A composition comprising:
A method for reversibly storing electrical energy in a symmetric redox flow battery with a unit cell potential equal to or greater than 3.0 V, the method comprising:
A method of synthesizing a redox active sulfone from a sulfur-containing heterocycle comprising:
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