This paper describes the operating principle, performance, production and applications of the sodium/nickel chloride (the so-called ZEBRA) battery.
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Get PriceThe sodium nickel chloride (NaNiCl) battery (also known as ZEBRA battery) is similar to the sodium sulfur (NaS) battery. It is commercially available since 1995 and was …
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Get PriceMetal halides are the active cathode ingredients of Na-MeCl 2 batteries, which require a fused secondary electrolyte, sodium tetrachloraluminate (NaAlCl 4), to facilitate the movement of Na + ions within the cathodic material. The sodium‑nickel chloride (Na - NiCl 2) battery has been extensively investigated as a promising system …
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Get PriceNickel chloride (NiCl 2) is the most representative metal halide constituting the active cathode materials of the current commercial ZEBRA batteries, …
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Get PriceThe voltage range of the sodium chloroaluminate electrolyte is ca. 1.5 V, and at the top of charge, it is decomposed in the following reaction: (5) 2 NaAlCl 4 + Ni → NiCl 2 +2 Na +2 AlCl 3 This reaction, rather than formation of chlorine gas, occurs because the amount of nickel in the positive electrode is approximately three times the …
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