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Natural Science Forum / Chemistry / Electrochemistry / August 2008



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NIMH21 Aug 2008 08:46 GMT1
I just ran into a 9 volt battery that acts like Nicads in respect
to appearing to have shorted cells. Does this happen. First time I saw
this.
greg
What is the smallest pore size O2 and H2 could get through?21 Aug 2008 08:35 GMT1
I am working on a separator material for a water based electrolyzer.
The separator needs to prevent O2 and H2 gas from passing through it,
but still allow the ions (from MgSO4, H+ and OH-) to pass through it
(in the liquid).  I am mainly looking at using porous ceramics for
Auto-polarity chargers08 Aug 2008 18:21 GMT1
I'm a great fan of those little universal LiIon chargers that a multitude
of Chinese companies make. They're small, oval wall wart sized things that
have spring-loaded moveable charging contacts that will accommodate a
multitude of camera, phone, PDA, and other batteries. Great for ...
 
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