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Sodium-Sulfur Batteries

L. S. Marcoux, EDDIE T. SEO

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Abstract

The sodium-sulfur battery is one of the high energy electrochemical devices being developed to store energy. These batteries satisfy the specific energy requirements for both automotive and utility load-leveling applications. Sodium-sulfur cells which use β-alumina cell dividers have unique properties other than high specific energy, and work is being carried out by many organizations to develop practical battery systems.

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The sodium-sulfur battery is one of the high energy electrochemical devices being developed to store energy. These batteries satisfy the specific energy requirements for both automotive and utility load-leveling applications. Sodium-sulfur cells which use β-alumina cell dividers have unique properties other than high specific energy, and work is being carried out by many organizations to develop practical battery systems.

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The sodium-sulfur battery is one of the high energy electrochemical devices being developed to store energy. These batteries satisfy the specific energy requirements for both automotive and utility load-leveling applications. Sodium-sulfur cells which use β-alumina cell dividers have unique properties other than high specific energy, and work is being carried out by many organizations to develop practical battery systems.

Key concepts: Battery (electricity), Sulfur, Work (physics), Energy storage, Electrochemistry, Sodium, Energy (signal processing), Automotive industry

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