Carbon Materials as Positive Electrodes in Bromine-Based Flow Batteries
Popat, Y; Trudgeon, D; Zhang, C; et al.Walsh, FC; Connor, P; Li, X
Date: 13 January 2022
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ChemPlusChem
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Wiley / ChemPubSoc Europe
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Carbon materials demonstrate suitable physical and chemical properties for applications in bromine based redox flow batteries (RFBs). This review summarizes the bromine/bromide reaction mechanisms taking place at the carbon electrode and provides an overview of different carbon based materials as the bromine electrodes. Built on this, ...
Carbon materials demonstrate suitable physical and chemical properties for applications in bromine based redox flow batteries (RFBs). This review summarizes the bromine/bromide reaction mechanisms taking place at the carbon electrode and provides an overview of different carbon based materials as the bromine electrodes. Built on this, its application in three RFB systems (e. g. zinc-bromine, hydrogen-bromine, and polysulphide-bromine) have been examined in detail. A perspective highlights the importance of surface activation and treatment and aspects deserving further R&D.
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Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy
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