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29/4  Sodium-sulphur  secondary  batteries
           The  structure  of  B-alumina itself  is  illustrated  in   lnternational Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, USA,
                                                       28 February-4 March 1983
         Figure 29.2. This is a two-dimensional conductor; the   Haskins,  H.  J.,  McClanahan,  M.  L. and  Minck,  R.  W.  (1983)
         Na+  ions  migrate  fairly  freely  in  conduction  plates   Sodium-sulfur  cells  for  high  power  spacecraft  batteries.
         which are located between the spinel blocks and con-   18th lntersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference,
         tain many  more possible  sodium sites than there  are   Orlando, Florida, USA, 21-26  August 1983, Paper No. 839239
         ions to occupy them. The conductivity of ,&alumina at   McClanahan, M. L. (1983) Shipping of  NdS cells and batteries.
                                                       Beta  Battery  Workshop  V,  Washington,  DC,  USA,  18-20
         350°C (100 S/m) is similar to that of  molten sodium   October 1983
         nitrate, and reference is sometimes made to the quasi-   McClanahan, M. L.  (1983)  Electrolyte  durability  from  a  user's
         liquid behaviour of  the sodium ions in order to distin-   viewpoint.  Beta Battery Workshop V,  Washington,  DC, USA,
                                                       18-20 October 1983
          guish this type of electrolyte from, say, lithium iodide,   McClanahan, M. L.  and  Minck, R. W.  (1982)  Durability of  beta-
          where  a  point  defect  model  is  applied,  such  as  lat-   alumina  from  a  user's  viewpoint.  One  Hundred Sixty-First
         tice  vacancies  (Schottky  defects)  or  interstitial  ions   Meeting of  the  Electrochemical Society,  Montreal,  Quebec,
          (Frenkel defects).                           Canada, 9-14  May 1982
           Further,  more  recent  information  on  the  sodium-   Minck, R. W. (1982)  Corrosion  problems  of  the  sodium-sulfur
                                                       battery. DOE Meeting on  High Temperature Corrosion Problems
          sulphur battery is given in the following references.   in Battery Systems, London, 13-14 July 1982
                                                      Minck, R. W.  (1983)  Practical  experiences  with  beta-alumina.
                                                       Research Assistance Task Force Meeting on Beta-Alumina for
          29.1  References on sodium-sulphur           Sodium-Sulfur Cells, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA, 8-1 0 March
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          Harlow, R. A,, McClanahan, M. L., Minck, R. W. andGordon, R. S.   cal properties of molten sodium polysulphides and open circuit
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                                                        cal Society, San Francisco, California, USA, 8-1 3 May 1983
                                                      Wroblowa, H. S.  and  Tischer, R. P.  (1983) Carbon  in  sodium-
          'Supplied  by Ford Motor Co., Wixom, Michigan, and repro-   sulfur cells. DOE Workshop on Carbon Electrochemistry, Case
          duced by their  kind permission.              Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA, August 1983
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