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Cell Having A Gelled Anode Containing A Polyhydric Alcohol

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US Patent:
43328709, Jun 1, 1982
Filed:
Mar 9, 1981
Appl. No.:
6/241918
Inventors:
Frank E. Parsen - Irvington NY
Teresita O. Graham - Dobbs Ferry NY
Assignee:
Duracell International Inc. - Bethel CT
International Classification:
H01M 604
US Classification:
429206
Abstract:
A method for forming a gelled anode in which a powdered anode metal is mixed with means for maintaining a uniform mixture of the powdered metal and a gelling agent, the gelling agent is added, and the mixture is fed into an aqueous electrolyte in the cell whereupon a gel is formed in situ.

Electrochemical Cells Having Hydrogen Gas Absorbing Agent

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US Patent:
43507450, Sep 21, 1982
Filed:
Dec 29, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/220615
Inventors:
Frank E. Parsen - Irvington NY
Thomas T. Yatabe - Oakville, CA
Assignee:
Duracell Inc. - Bethel CT
International Classification:
H01M 1052
US Classification:
429 57
Abstract:
An agent which absorbs hydrogen gas for electrochemical cells is made from an oxide of manganese and nickel, cobalt or iron. At temperatures above about 40. degree. C. , the oxide of manganese can be replaced by lead oxide. Hydrophobic binders can be added to the agent or the agent can be microencapsulated in water-impermeable but hydrogen-gas-permeable materials. The agent is preferably added to the cell in the form of small agglomerates or microcapsules.

Method Of Forming In Situ Gelled Anode

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US Patent:
42889138, Sep 15, 1981
Filed:
Dec 26, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/106995
Inventors:
Frank E. Parsen - Irvington NY
Teresita O. Graham - Dobbs Ferry NY
Assignee:
Duracell International Inc. - Bethel CT
International Classification:
H01M 604
US Classification:
296235
Abstract:
A method for forming a gelled anode in which a powdered anode metal is mixed with means for maintaining a uniform mixture of the powdered metal and a gelling agent, the gelling agent is added, and the mixture is fed into an aqueous electrolyte in the cell whereupon a gel is formed in situ.
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