Article | REF: D3320 V1

Electric batteries - General presentation

Author: Christian SARRAZIN

Publication date: November 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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    3. Electrical data

    3.1 Voltage

    The thermodynamic voltage (expressed in volts) of a battery depends on the materials used to make up its negative and positive electrodes. It is directly linked to the free enthalpy of the overall reaction that will take place in the cell.

    The relationship used to calculate the thermodynamic voltage is as follows:

    ΔG = -nFU ( 3 )

    with :

    ΔG (in J)
     : 
    change in free enthalpy of the overall reaction, taking into account the state of the various products before and after the reaction...
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