The aluminum battery

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This video is an experimental study on the cell of a primary hypochlorite aluminum battery, they are tested here: lead, copper and graphite electrodes.
In view of the realization of a prototype of a primary battery capable of generating strong currents, the results are encouraging!
The use of materials subjected to particular treatments has led to results
unexpected.
The cell is basically a kind of flow battery, you consume the electrolyte first and much later the aluminum electrode.
Once the spent electrolyte is emptied and replaced with a new electrolyte, the battery starts again.
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[@hikewomeat]

A very interesting study. I studied the issue of the use of hypochlorite and aluminum for the production of electricity outside the house. Solar panels cannot always be used. I used foil, since its surface is great for sufficient current strength. As another electrode, I used stainless steel or titanium. The element voltage was 1.8-2 V without load. Try to use noble metal or inert metal. Perhaps a thin layer of platinum applied to a polymer film with a large surface. I also believe that you can use a large concentration of hypochlorite.

[@irfanjahania1654]

So informative

[@arnoekarts7114]

Thank.s
A
Lot

[@amitabhshome298]

Excellent video.👍

[@jozefnovak7750]

Super.

[@petevenuti7355]

The echo makes it difficult to understand.

[@claudiohomelab8181]

Thanks for alerting me

[@mattharvey8712]

Bravo...ion transfer membrane......between anode and cathode....cheers

[@jasonmorgan661]

Fyi
Coated lead dioxide just means he torched a sheet of lead till it was black with carbon....

[@christopherleubner6633]

It isn't rechargeable. It works better if you use a cathode of a metal oxide or salt mixed into pressed graphite. Bleach is doing more or less the same thing as NaOH since it has a lot of NaOH in it to stabilize the NaOCl. What you want would be to have the anode donate the oxygen to react with the aluminum but make the electrolyte as unreactive as possible with the aluminum because the hydrogen made quenches the voltage output. An aluminum/manganese dioxide-graphite in propylene carbonate will generate a bit over 2.8V.

[@jshaw4757]

Add carbon too system too store power....I took one piece off charcoal put foil around it soaked in salt it gave off power for weeks...not even charged...the power was low but the principle is there

[@blacklabel666]

try adding a little hydrochloric acid to the reaction volume and see what happens to the voltage

[@claudiohomelab8181]

It is not advisable to do so, because the pH of the electrolyte would become acidic and the consequence would be the production of chlorine

[@pulsedmotor]

​​@@claudiohomelab8181could you put 3 or 4 different positive electrodes in series with one negative and get more voltage.

[@atntaltd]

can calcium hypochlorite work ?@@claudiohomelab8181

[@andryel]

Olha isso @QuimicaIntegral @manualdomundo. Se puder faz um video sobre essa bateria.