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Fig. 11. Constant-current charge curve for a high rate Ag—Zn ceU at room temperature. Charging carried out at the 10-h rate.

The value of Eff is affected by many experimental conditions other than the electrolyte and anode materials. The experimental conditions include such factors as the cell configuration, electrode orientation, electrode surface area, working electrode substrate, charge-discharge currents, charge quantity, and amount of electrolyte. 

Figure 7. First- and second- cycle constant-current charge/discharge curves of graphite Timrex KS44 in LiN(S02CF3)2/ethylene carbonate/dimethyl carbonate as the electrolyte (CilT irreversible specific charge Crev =reversible specific charge) [2J.

Figure 15. First- cycle constant-current charge/discharge curve of hard carbon ("Carbotron P"). The figure has been reproduced with kind permission of Kureha Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. [2381.

At higher potentials, positive of the Hupd OHad exchange, the C Vs of the Pt island-modified Ru(OOOl) surface closely resemble those of the ft-fiee Ru(OOOl) electrode, except for the lower currents/charges in the characteristic features. This simply reflects the fact that at these potentials, the surface reactivity is dominated by the electrochemical properties of the remaining exposed Ru surface. As already mentioned, the Pt monolayer islands themselves contribute only little to the voltammetric behavior, which is due to the weak bonding and hence low adsorbate coverages on these islands. 

Figure 7. Constant current charge/discharge cycling ofhighly graphitic carbon fiber P100 (Amoco) in 1.8 MLiAlCl4 in SOCl2 electrolyte, i = 300 pA mg 1, cut-off 0-2V vs. Li/Li+ [4],...

Figure 8. Constant current charge/discharge cycling (1.-3. cycles) of graphite (Lonza KS44 synthetic graphite) in 1 MLiCl04 in y-hutyrolactone as electrolyte without and with C02 (saturated in electrolyte) as electrolyte additive, i lOpA mg 1, cut-off 0-1.5V vs. Li/Li+...

Figure 11. First cycle constant current charge/discharge curves of synthetic graphite TIMREX SFG 44 using 1 MLiCl04 in PC PS (propylene sulfite) (95 5 by volume) as electrolyte, i = +20 mA g1, cut-off = 1.8/0.025 Vvs. Li/Li+.

Figure 12. F cycle constant current charge curves of synthetic graphite LONZA KS 44 (i) using 1 MLiN(S02CF3)2 in EC.DME (dimethoxy ethane, CH3OCH2CH2OCH3) (3 2) as electrolyte. The measurement was stopped when the graphite was exfoliated, (ii) using 1 M LiN(S02CF3)2 in EC F-DME (partially fluorinated dimethoxy ethane, CH3OCF2CF2OCH3) (3 2) as electrolyte, i = 20 mA g1, cut-off = 0.0 V vs. Li/Li+ (adaptedfrom [12]).

The more densely packed reconstmcted surface has a higher work function and a more positive pzc than the unreconstructed one. During cyclic polarization, the shape of voltammograms changes markedly if the scan enters higher positive potentials. The current charge associated with the removal of the reconstruction must be accounted for in the electrochemical studies on reconstructing surfaces. 

Examining the results of the SPICE simulations, it is noted all of the simulations show a slight current charging at the beginning of the... 

Constant potential charging or constant current charging with a voltage cut-off at 1.65 V to prevent the formation of soluble Mn (VI) species may be used. Specially designed chargers, which permit a rapid, optimized cycle, use 5Q-60 Hz current pulses and monitor the OCV during the current... 

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