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Batteries and Battery Processesone chemical species to another. In batteries, electrons are stored in electron-rich substances (donors), and when the batteries are discharged, the electrons flow from the donor, through the external circuit where they give up much of their energy, and return to the battery to be stored as low-ener

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Battery Leakageteries are designed to contain moderate pressures to prevent the release of gases and electrolytes. When leakages do occur, they may be attributed to the existence or generation of leakage paths due to defects, excessive driving forces, or the deliberate or inadvertent abuse of the battery. The prin

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Rechargeable Batteriesadmium, nickel/iron, and silver/zinc batteries are exceptions. They are available in many different sizes and play important roles in various applications. The lead—acid and the nickel/cadmium batteries are the most important ones in terms of market share and range of applications. The nickel/iron b

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Solid Cathode Lithium Systemshium/poly(carbonmonofluoride) [Li/(CF.).] chemistries. They are available commercially in a variety of sizes and configurations for both consumer and military use. Most of the other chemistries have been developed for special applications and are not widely used. In many instances there is a paucity

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