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Exothermic and thermal runaway behaviour of some ionic liquids at elevated temperatures

Rohan Krishna Vijayaraghavan, M. Surianarayanan, Vanessa Armel, Douglas Robert MacFarlane, Vethathiri Pakkirisamy Sridhar

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The exothermic behaviour and intrinsic safety of a number of ionic liquids being considered for battery and solar cell applications have been investigated at elevated temperatures by analysing data from accelerated rate calorimetric (ARC) studies.

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The exothermic behaviour and intrinsic safety of a number of ionic liquids being considered for battery and solar cell applications have been investigated at elevated temperatures by analysing data from accelerated rate calorimetric (ARC) studies.

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The exothermic behaviour and intrinsic safety of a number of ionic liquids being considered for battery and solar cell applications have been investigated at elevated temperatures by analysing data from accelerated rate calorimetric (ARC) studies.

Key concepts: Exothermic reaction, Thermal runaway, Ionic liquid, Thermal, Ionic bonding, Thermodynamics, Materials science, Chemical engineering

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