School Experiments on Different Lithium Batteries

Dominique Rosenberg^1,

¹Department of Chemistry Didactics, Institute of Chemistry, University Rostock, Rostock, Germany

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Dominique Rosenberg. School Experiments on Different Lithium Batteries. World Journal of Chemical Education. 2023; 11(3):121-126. doi: 10.12691/WJCE-11-3-16

Abstract

Lithium-ion based batteries are the most commonly used energy storage systems for electronic systems like tablets, smartphones, etc. in present times. Moreover, lithium ion-batteries are “the beacon of hope” for the automotive industry for the use in electric and hybrid cars and for the energy revolution to be applied as a short-time energy storage. However, other lithium-metal-based batteries are used in everyday life, such as lithium-manganese dioxide battery or lithium-iodine-battery. These types of batteries are much less known, but are used very frequently in everyday life. In this article simple experiments with lithium-batteries are presented.

Keywords

lithium batteries, lithium-manganese dioxide-batteries, lithium-pyrite-batteries, lithium-iodine-batteries

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