High-Energy-Density, Nonaqueous, Redox Flow Batteries Having Iodine-based Species
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Nonaqueous redox flow batteries (RFBs) can utilize a metal and a cation of the metal (Mn+) as an active redox couple for a first electrode and electrolyte, respectively, in a first half-cell. The RFBs can also utilize a second electrolyte having I-based species. The I-based species can be selected from the group consisting of I− anions, I2, anions of Ix (x≧3), or combinations thereof. Two different ones of the I-based species compose a second redox active couple in the second half cell.
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