Cathodic chemistry of high performance Zr coated alkaline materials
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Stuart Licht, Xingwen Yu, Dong Zheng
A low level zirconia modification significantly stabilizes alternative higher energy cathodes under consideration to improve the energy storage capacity of alkaline batteries, and is demonstrated on materials including periodate, Fe(VI) “super-iron”, manganese, nickel, bismuthate and silver oxide cathodes.
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