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The New Developments of Molten Salt Electrochemistry

Qi-qin YANG, Shu zhen DUAN

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New developments in the areas of molten salt systems, molten salt batteries and power, electrodeposition of metals and alloys, electro synthesis of compound materials in molten salts are presented. Application of molten electrochemistry to the energy supply and consumption, global environment, resources and recycling are predicted.

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New developments in the areas of molten salt systems, molten salt batteries and power, electrodeposition of metals and alloys, electro synthesis of compound materials in molten salts are presented. Application of molten electrochemistry to the energy supply and consumption, global environment, resources and recycling are predicted.

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New developments in the areas of molten salt systems, molten salt batteries and power, electrodeposition of metals and alloys, electro synthesis of compound materials in molten salts are presented. Application of molten electrochemistry to the energy supply and consumption, global environment, resources and recycling are predicted.

Key concepts: Molten salt, Electrochemistry, Salt (chemistry), Materials science, Electrochemical energy storage, Molten metal, Power consumption, Metallurgy

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