A PRESSED-SINTERED SILVER CHLORIDE CATHODE

Authors
  1. Powell, P.J.
  2. Nagy, G.D.
Corporate Authors
Defence Research Establishment Ottawa, Ottawa ONT (CAN)
Abstract
A new silver chloride electrode has been developed for use in metal/silver chloride batteries, capable of operating over a wide temperature range (minus 40C to plus 45C). The method of manufacturing such an electrode involves the use of a mixture containing 90% AgCl and 10% Ag2O, which is pressed onto a silver grid and sintered. The report deals with some of the advantages of such an electrode as they are related to a low rate battery application (2mA/square cm).
Report Number
724 —
Date of publication
15 Aug 1975
Number of Pages
14
DSTKIM No
76-00668
CANDIS No
117593
Format(s):
Hardcopy;Originator's fiche received by DSIS

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