Article | REF: D3355 V1

Rechargeable batteries - High-temperature batteries

Authors: Jack ROBERT, Jean ALZIEU

Publication date: August 10, 2005

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1. High-temperature" batteries with lithium anode

Accumulators of this type have not been commercially successful, but they have paved the way for systems that are now considered promising. It is for this reason that they are briefly described here. The first to reach a certain level of development are lithium-chlorine and lithium-sulfur systems.

The lithium-chlorine system is described by the formula :

The discharge reaction is written as :

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