Thermal battery based on a new, high-voltage cathodic material

The authors studied and developed a new cathodic compound for thermal batteries, based on a derivative of vanadium pentoxide and carbon. This compound presents a flat discharge plateau of 2.15 V vs LiAl (at a discharge current of 0.2 A/cm/sup 2/), i.e., a gain of 400 mV with respect to FeS/sub 2/. T...

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Main Authors: de Guibert, A., Crepy, G., Buchel, J., Danel, V., Geard, J.
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Anodes
Batteries
Carbon compounds
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Conducting materials
Iron alloys
Lithium
Low voltage
Organic materials
Thermal stability
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description The authors studied and developed a new cathodic compound for thermal batteries, based on a derivative of vanadium pentoxide and carbon. This compound presents a flat discharge plateau of 2.15 V vs LiAl (at a discharge current of 0.2 A/cm/sup 2/), i.e., a gain of 400 mV with respect to FeS/sub 2/. The synthesis route of the material was studied and tested in single cell versus LiAl anodes to optimize the discharge efficiency. Discharge performances are good up to 1 A/cm/sup 2/. In order to get a better knowledge of its potential, and to take complete advantage of its high energy density, the optimized material was then tested in batteries of various configurations.< >
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Thermal stability
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