Batteries, 1. General

Dietrich Berndt

Dietrich Berndt

(formerly VARTA Batterie AG), Kronberg, Germany

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Dieter Spahrbier

Dieter Spahrbier

(formerly VARTA Batterie AG), Kelkheim, Germany

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First published: 23 September 2014
Citations: 1

Abstract

The article contains sections titled:

1. Introduction
2. History
3. Fundamental Laws
3.1. Equilibrium or Thermodynamic Parameters
3.2. Current Flow, Kinetic Parameters
3.2.1. Electron Transfer
3.2.2. Tafel Lines
3.2.3. Influence of Temperature
3.3. Heat Effects
3.3.1. Reversible Heat Effect
3.3.2. Current Related Heat Effects (Joule Effect)
3.3.3. Heat Generation in Total
3.4. Heating of the Battery
4. Battery Properties and Characteristics
4.1. Cell and Battery
4.1.1. Active Material
4.1.1.1. Change of Volume
4.1.1.2. Change of Electrode Structure
4.1.2. Nonactive Components
4.1.2.1. Conducting Components
4.1.2.2. Nonconducting Components
4.2. Battery Parameters
4.2.1. Voltage
4.2.2. Capacity
4.2.2.1. Secondary Batteries
4.2.2.2. Primary Batteries
4.2.3. Energy Content
4.2.4. Internal Resistance and Power Output
4.2.5. Charge Parameters
4.2.6. Self-Discharge
4.2.6.1. Mixed Potential
4.2.6.2. Further Self-Discharge Mechanisms
4.2.6.3. Apparent Self-Discharge
4.2.6.4. Capacity Loss During Storage
5. Classification of Battery Systems
5.1. Classification by Electrolyte
5.2. Classification by Construction
5.2.1. External Construction
5.2.2. Internal Construction

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