Additive for Low-Temperature Operation of Li-(CF)n Cells
TBMG-5403
7/1/2009
- Content
Some progress has been reported in continuing research on the use of anion-receptor compounds as electrolyte additives to increase the sustainable rates of discharge and, hence, the discharge capacities, of lithium-poly(carbon monofluoride) [Li-(CF)n, where n >1] primary electrochemical power cells. Some results of this research at a prior stage were summarized in “Increasing Discharge Capacities of Li(CF)n Cells” (NPO-42346), NASA Tech Briefs, Vol. 32, No. 2 (February 2008), page 37. A major difference between the present and previously reported results is that now there is some additional focus on improving performance at temperatures from ambient down to as low as –40 °C.
- Citation
- "Additive for Low-Temperature Operation of Li-(CF)n Cells," Mobility Engineering, July 1, 2009.