High Performance Alkaline Air Diffusion Electrode (ADE) with Non-Precious Metal Catalyst
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High Performance Alkaline Air Diffusion Electrode (ADE) with Non-Precious Metal Catalyst
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High performance alkaline air diffusion electrode (ADE) is manufactured with a proprietary non-precious and non-platinum group metal catalyst. The substrate of the electrode is based on the nickel foam. The catalyst/MPL is coated on one side of the nickel foam. The back side is laminated with a porous PTFE film.
This alkaline air diffusion electrode has a thickness of ~0.82-0.85 mm. The dimensions of the electrode is 12 x 12cm.
Capabilities:
Some of the major advantages of this alkaline air diffusion electrode can be summarized as:
High current density capability (up to 500 mA/cm2 depending on the type of the electrolyte and reactants used)
Proven long lifetime (greater than 12
000 hours demonstrated in the lab)
Low cost non-precious metal catalyst
Electrochemical Performance in a Zinc/Air Battery:
The following performance curve is the testing of the alkaline air diffusion electrode with a zinc-air battery cell using 30 wt% alkaline electrolyte.
Applications that can benefit from this electrode:
Metal-air batteries with alkaline or neutral electrolyte
Alkaline fuel cells with liquid electrolyte
Alkaline fuel cells with solid membranes such as anion exchange membranes
Lithium-air batteries
Metal-hydride air batteries
Air reduction-based chlor-alkali electrolysis (also known as cathode depolarized chlor-alkali electrolysis)
Zinc-air batteries
Magnesium-air batteries
Scientific Literature Relevant to This Product:
An article by Sugano et al. entitled "Sodium-air fuel cell for high energy density and low-cost electric power " describes the use of High Performance Alkaline Air Diffusion Electrode (ADE) for sodium-air fuel cell application and demonstrating its high energy density (1200 Wh/kg or 1295 Wh/L) at 80 mA/cm2. This article demonstrates the concept of a liquid sodium-humidified air fuel cell using a solid electrolyte and the discharge by-product spontaneously capturing atmospheric CO2.
A typical lead time of 2-3 weeks to be expected for this product.