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Advanced Technologies for Rechargeable Batteries

Name: Advanced Technologies for Rechargeable Batteries
Brand: CRC Press
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Alkaline Metal Ion, Redox Flow, and Metal Sulfur Batteries

By: Prasanth Raghavan (Editor), Akhila Das (Editor), Jabeen Fatima M. J. (Editor)

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eBook | 22 August 2024

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This volume focuses on alkaline metal-ion, redox flow, and metal sulfur batteries and provides details about the various kinds of advanced rechargeable batteries. It explains magnesium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, metal sulfur batteries, and redox flow batteries with an introduction to rechargeable batteries and major upcoming batteries (magnesium-/sodium-ion batteries). Various kinds of redox flow batteries from introduction extending to the recent progress in redox flow batteries have been extensively discussed.

Features:

Covers recent battery technologies in detail, from chemistry to advances in post-lithium-ion batteries.
Reviews magnesium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, metal sulfur batteries, and redox flow batteries.
Explains various metal sulfur batteries.
Explores different types of redox flow batteries for large-scale energy storage application.
Provides authoritative coverage of scientific contents via global contributing experts.

This book is aimed at graduate students, researchers, and professionals in materials science, chemical and electrical engineering, and electrochemistry.