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Electrolyte potential

Posted 13.06.2022, 08:45 GMT-4 Battery Design, Modeling Workflow Version 6.0 1 Reply

Sreelakshmi Paruvayakode
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how does electrolyte potential vary with current density?

1 Reply Last Post 14.06.2022, 04:26 GMT-4
Lasse Murtomäki
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Posted: 2 years ago 14.06.2022, 04:26 GMT-4

Potential gradient is a sum of ohmic drop and the diffusion potential, see attached pdf. i = current density kappa = conductivity t = transport number z = charge number

BR Lasse

Potential gradient is a sum of ohmic drop and the diffusion potential, see attached pdf. i = current density kappa = conductivity t = transport number z = charge number BR Lasse

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