THE PRIMARY BATTERY, VOL. 2 ELECTROCHEMICAL SOCIETY By George W. Heise DJ VTG

Description: Year: 1976 Qty: - 1 Pages: 528 Illustrations: NA Acceptable: A book with obvious wear. May have some damage to the cover but integrity still intact. The binding may be slightly damaged but integrity is still intact. Possible writing in margins, possible underlining and highlighting of text, but no missing pages or anything that would compromise the legibility or understanding of the text. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. **See Photos for actual condition*** Ships: USPS Ship time: 1-2 business days Content: An authoritative review of primary batterytechnology, this volume covers cells with aluminum anodes and organic electrodes-the most probable new systems for future development.Each of its elevenchapters presents a description of either a battery system or an importantfieldclosely related tobattery technology, supported by pertinent data.• The oldestprimary battery sys-tem, the Leclanché cell, is described thoroughly with emphasis on the mechanisms of the chemical and electrochemical reactions that occur. A chapter on the magnesium cell describes the unique aspects of this system. The chapter on organic cathodes and anodes presents the most comprehensive treatment of this subject yet published. Cells that have been specifically designed for operation at low temperatures present a number of unusual design problems. These are effectively described along with the many factors that influence the battery service at low temperature. The status of aluminum cell development is covered, with examples showing the success of experimental programs in this area. The special properties and limitations of thermal batteries are covered in a separate chapter, with an additional chapter describing another type of reserve cell-water-activated batteries. The important role of the reversibility of the battery electrode and the system is described in one of the most unusual chapters in Volume Two. It offers an analysis of the reversibility phenomenon and presents a number of important criteria that control the effectiveness of rechargeable battery systems. Testing methods and special techniques for determining the electrical output of batteries are covered in a chapter especially valuable to technical persons entering the industry.

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