论文信息 - Significance of carbon additive in negative lead-acid battery electrodes

Significance of carbon additive in negative lead-acid battery electrodes

Improvement of the cycle life of negative lead-acid battery electrodes in the partial state of charge regime can be achieved not only by the addition of graphite to the active mass but also by the addition of titanium dioxide. The experimental results have been attributed to hindrance of the crystal growth of lead sulfate deposited in the electrode pores.

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