PNNL

AQUEOUS ELECTROLYTES FOR REDOX FLOW BATTERY SYSTEMS

An aqueous redox flow battery system includes an aqueous catholyte and an aqueous anolyte. The aqueous catholyte may comprise (i) an optionally substituted thiourea or a nitroxyl radical compound and (ii) a catholyte aqueous supporting solution. The aqueous anolyte may comprise (i) metal cations or a viologen compound and (ii) an anolyte aqueous supporting solution. The catholyte aqueous supporting solution and the anolyte aqueous supporting solution independently may comprise (i) a proton source, (ii) a halide source, or (iii) a proton source and a halide source.

"Hot" New Cathode Finding Could Boost Battery Performance

Response to Comments on "Reactions at Interfaces as a Source of Sulfate Formation in Sea-Salt Particles"

Non-flammable electrolytes with high salt-to-solvent ratios for Li-ion and Li-metal batteries

Electrochemically Induced Amorphous-to-Rock-Salt Phase Transformation in Niobium Oxide Electrode for Li-Ion Batteries

Comment on Philpotts and Philpotts (2005): Crystal-mush compaction in the Cohassett flood-basalt flow, Hanford, Washington.

BrCl Production in NaBr/NaCl/HNO3/O3 Solutions Representative of Sea-Salt Aerosols in the Marine Boundary Layer

Application of Prompt Gamma-Ray Analysis to Identify Electrorefining Salt-Bearing Plutonium Oxide at the Plutonium Finishing Plant

Role of inner solvation sheath within salt–solvent complexes in tailoring electrode/electrolyte interphases for lithium metal batteries

Stabilization of Li Metal Anode in DMSO-Based Electrolytes via Optimization of Salt-Solvent Coordination for Li-O2 Batteries