secondary cells with lithium anodes and immobilized fused_salt
secondary cells with lithium anodes and immobilized fused_salt secondary cells with lithium anodes and immobilized fused_salt
70. Table XI1 Differential Thermal Analysis of Coolants Coolant Endotherm (OF1 Exotherm (OF) Oxalohydroxamic Acid None U.0 , Ammonium Oxdlohydroxamate None 266.0 Hydroxylanmonium Oxalate 271.4 348.8 Azo- di cab onamide None 372.2 Ammnium Oxalate Hydrate 192.2 + 413.6 (dec.) None Milligrams of Loss Metal per 10 grams - cr 0 (1) Ni --- Fe 3.6 Ti 2.7 zr --- --- W Nb 0 Mo 0 (1) 304 Stainless Steel Table IV Formation and Deposition of Metallic Chlorides Fumes (OF) 338.0 401.0 399.2 451.4 None Highest Melting Chloride Chloride Melting Point (OC) aa3 NiCl.2 Feu2 Tin3 3-l-5 0 1001 670-674 dec. 440 bQ4 437 w% 8 5 NbQ5 2&.7 MoQ5 194 , I i J I I I I 1 I i I d I
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