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*Iin I NRL REPORT 6715 1 plus a local anodic reaction identical to that of the net reaction. Note that no indication is given for the role of sea salts as ionic charge carriers. These relations, however, imply that the electrolyte constituency remains constant for the large electrolyte source in which the sea-water battery is normally operated. From the electrolysis of water apparent the model equations, however, it is obvious that electrolyte concentration would increase if battery operation were to take place ii a relatively limited electrolyte supply. 0? 06r 05- hi 0M04 -CONTROLLED S03 iEXPOSED 02 01- ENV0MV0*N0NT 0I 2 3 4 TIME (SECONDS) Fig. 1U - Energy curves (same batteries Fig. 13 - Energy transferred to theload over a 3-second interval vs load resistance, The cell characteristizs are identical to those in Fig. 11. for impulse batteries as in Fig. 11) a06 -- W04 z• o_0 2345•6 . LOAD RESISTANCE (OHMS) For the battery or power-source engineer concerned with charge-carrier mechanisms, a diagrammatic representation may be related to the previous equations and is shown in Fig. 14. In this diagram the role of the Na+ and CI- ions as the principal charge carriers is introduced. Other ions such as KV and Cat+present to a lesser extent, share this electrolyte carrier current function. The current continuity around the complete circuit is described by (a) the migration of Mg++ ions to a point where they join with 2 (OH)- or 2 C1-, both junctures comprising the current continuity condition in the general anode region of the electrolyte, (b) Cl" migration toward the Lnode, (c) OH" migration toward the anode due to CI" depletion and Na÷ ,ttraction, (d) Nat motion toward 4he cathode with continuity junctions of Nae and OH-, ENVoIONMENT -'PDF Image | INERT-CATHODE SEA-WATER BATTERY
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