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Boron-containing carbons synthesized by co-pyrolysis of coal-tar pitch with pyridine-borane complex (series 25Bn) have already been considered as hosts for lithium insertion [4], Unlike the commercial graphites described above, the boron-doped carbon 25B2 (WUT) as received was not suitable for direct use in the cylindrical cell due to very large and hard particles. This feature makes the coating process very difficult. 

The cross-sections of two typical cylindrical cells are shown in Fig. 3.9. In Fig. 3.9(a) a D-size unit used for flashlights and similar applications is shown a large capacity alarm cell is shown in Fig. 3.9(b). The electrolyte or paste separator in Fig. 3.9(a) is a relatively thin layer of electrolyte solution immobilized in a gel or microporous separator. Different manufacturers favour different forms of separator. These range from gelled... 

Liquid samples may be sealed in ampules, tubing, or capillaries depending on the amount of the sample available (Fig. 2-20B). For microquantities ( 10 9 liter), capillaries as small as 0.5-0.1 mm bore and 1 mm in length have been used. Use of a large cylindrical cell, such as that shown in Fig. 2-20C, reduces local heating and allows more accurate determination of depolarization ratios. Strong spike noise may appear if the solution contains solid particles. 

Besides the true wine yeast, other yeasts usually occur. The commonest forms are cylindrical cells grouped as S. pasteurianus. These forms are particularly abundant in the newer districts, where they may take a notable part in the fermentation. Their presence in large numbers is always undesirable, and results in inferior wine. Many other yeasts may occur occasionally, and are all more or less harmful. Some have been noted as producing sliminess in the wine. Many of these yeasts produce little or no alcohol and will grow only in the presence of oxygen. 

Several types of equipment are available for laboratory use and for commercial UF installations. Small samples may be processed with flat circular membranes supported on a porous disk in a cylindrical cell. A magnet-driven stirrer above the membrane provides crossflow of the solution. Rectangular cells can also be used with solution recirculated through the small gap between the membrane and the top of the cell. These devices are useful for preliminary tests, but performance data are not directly applicable to large units. 

Flow at a rotating cylinder in a large cylindrical cell with baffles v) = rotation d = rotor diameter d0 = cell diameter h = (djdyi Re = vjdh/2v Sh = kdJD Sh = 1.83Re° 58Sc 3... 

Optimization of the electrochemical cell s geometry is the primary factor that determines the uniformity of current distribution. The two major geometrical arrangements are parallel-plate electrodes and concentric cylinders. PaiaUel-plate geometry is common in large-scale production of base metals when the metal concentration in the electrolyte is high. Cylindrical cells are used in the treatment of less concentrated solutions, in the recovery of noble metals, and also in the production of base metals. The current distribution between two parallel electrodes is only uniform when a nonconducting containment of the same cross section surrounds the interelectrode space. 

Low-rate cylindrical cells are employed for CMOS memories, radio-frequency ID tags, utility meters, toll collection systems, and wireless security systems, among others. High-rate cylindrical cells, disk-type cells and very large prismatic batteries have been used for military applications. Use in consumer products has been limited by safety and cost considerations. 

Maxwell Technologies — Maxwell has an extensive history of developing and manufacturing power products. It produces a diverse range of small (prismatic and cylindrical) and large cells (cylindrical) to match competitors products. Cell capacitances range from 5 to 3000 F, with larger bank... 

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