An auxiliary electrode mediated membrane-free redox electrochemical cell for energy storage
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Senthil Velan Venkatesan, Kunal Karan, Stephen R. Larter, Venkataraman Thangadurai
A membrane-free redox cell utilizing auxiliary electrodes for electrochemical energy storage is proposed. The anode and cathode chambers are connected through a metal wire with redox active materials at the ends, unlike ion-conducting membranes in conventional flow batteries, which switch the oxidation states during charge–discharge cycles.
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