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Effect of Cu2+ concentration in cathode on power generation and copper removal of thermally regenerative ammonia-based battery
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    • Effect of Cu2+ concentration in cathode on power generation and copper removal of thermally regenerative ammonia-based battery

    • CIESC Journal   Vol. 70, Issue 12, Pages: 4804-4810(2019)
    • DOI:10.11949/0438-1157.20190643    

      CLC: X 703.1
    • Received:10 June 2019,

      Revised:2019-09-02,

      Online First:09 June 2020,

      Published:05 December 2019

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  • TANG Zhiqiang, ZHANG Liang, ZHU Xun, LI Jun, FU Qian, LIAO Qiang. Effect of Cu2+ concentration in cathode on power generation and copper removal of thermally regenerative ammonia-based battery[J]. CIESC Journal, 2019, 70(12): 4804-4810 DOI: 10.11949/0438-1157.20190643. DOI:

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