Power Sources Symposium, 27th, Atlantic City, N.J., June 21-24, 1976, Proceedings

A lithium-chlorine rechargeable battery is considered along with an FeS electrode development for a secondary Li5Si-FeS battery, the sodium-sulfur battery, nickel battery systems for electric vehicles, reactions in lithium thionyl chloride cells, progress in the development of lithium inorganic batteries, a stable electrolyte for Li/SO2 reserve cells, and rechargeable lithium transition metal sulfide batteries. Attention is also given to thermal runaway tests on nickel-cadmium aircraft batteries, the development of nickel-zinc batteries for aircraft, an evaluation of sealed lead acid batteries for aircraft applications, the charging of sealed lead-acid batteries, hydrogen recombination in sealed nickel-cadmium cells, the characteristics of nickel-hydrogen flight cells, the lithium-iodine cell, low power methanol fuel cells, and a nuclear battery hybrid configuration study.