1989
DOI: 10.1016/0378-7753(89)80024-2
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The kinetics of the reduction of thionyl chloride

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“…Similarly, discharge products such as sulfur and LiCl can deposit on the electrodes and form passivation layers at low SoCs. 42 Thus, the active surface area of the electrodes is reduced, causing an increase in the overall impedance response. Additionally, acquiring KKcompatible spectra at very low SoCs is challenging because of the lack of stability and linearity of the battery processes.…”
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“…Similarly, discharge products such as sulfur and LiCl can deposit on the electrodes and form passivation layers at low SoCs. 42 Thus, the active surface area of the electrodes is reduced, causing an increase in the overall impedance response. Additionally, acquiring KKcompatible spectra at very low SoCs is challenging because of the lack of stability and linearity of the battery processes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The rate of secondary film growth strongly depends on temperature, 20 electrolyte concentration, 14,20 and on the type of electrolyte additives. 15,21,22 For a 1.5 M LiAlCl 4 solution without additives and at ambient temperature, one finds on average the following values of the secondary-film thickness 3,7,8,15 : about 1 m after 1 day, 10 m after 1 month, and 20 m after 1 year of storage.…”
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