Corrosion of polymer–concrete composites in hydrochloric acid at elevated temperature

Yeo, R. S.; Zeldin, A.; Kukacka, L.E.

doi:10.1002/app.1981.070260410

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“…The secondary batteries and regenerative fuel cells that have been considered for the load leveling/peak-shaving applications are the sodium-sulfur battery (35), the lithium-metal sulfide battery (36), the zinc-chlorine battery (37), the zinc-bromine battery (38)(39)(40)(41), the hydrogen-chlorine cell (42)(43)(44)(45)(46)(47)(48)(49), the hydrogen-bromine cell (50), the iron-chromine redox cell (51,52), the iron-ferric redox cell (53,54), and the zinc-ferrocyanide redox cell (55). The Nafion membrane has been used as a separator in both the hydrogen-halogen cell (45,50) and in the zinc-bromine cell (38) because Nafion is a highly stable perfluorinated material which is not affected by strong acids and halogen.…”

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Applications of Perfluorosulfonated Polymer Membranes in Fuel Cells, Electrolyzers, and Load Leveling Devices

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1982

ACS Symposium Series

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The basic components of an electrochemical cell are a pair of electrodes and the electrolyte. A cell separator is often used to inhibit direct physical mixing of reactant/product for better cell performance. The separator could be either a microporous diaphragm or an ion exchange membrane. Scientists at General Electric had the great idea that ion exchange membranes could serve as both the separator and the sole electrolyte for electrochemical cells, especially fuel cells (1). Extensive work by Grubb (2) and by others (3,4) has proved the idea to be a sound one.The subject has been reviewed by Niedrach and Grubb (5) and by Maget (6).During the last two decades, tremendous work has been conducted on properties of ion exchange membranes, their behavior under various environmental conditions, and their interaction with electrodes as well as in determining the limiting factors influencing operation and cell life.

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