A battery designed for discharge rather than efficient repeated electrochemical regeneration of its initial state.
A primary battery using metallic lithium and iron disulfide. The overall discharge conversion consumes four lithium atoms and releases four electrons per formula unit. This is distinct from the rechargeable host-to-host transport in a conventional lithium-ion battery.
The charge a battery can deliver under specified operating conditions.
Loss of stored charge through internal processes without useful external electric current.
A primary battery coupling lithium oxidation to reduction of fluorinated carbon, producing lithium fluoride and carbon.
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