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Ion Transfer Battery: Storing Energy by Transferring Ions across Liquid-Liquid Interfaces

Hubert Girault, Pekka Eero Peljo
2016
Journal Articles

Abstract

A battery utilizing the Galvani potential difference between aqueous and organic phases is demonstrated. The battery consists of two organic redox electrolytes separated by an immiscible aqueous phase. The charge is stored by transferring a salt from the aqueous phase into organic phases in ion transfer coupled electron transfer reactions.

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