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Flow batteries and lithium ion batteries

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Total cards: 14•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is an alternate to lithium ion batteries?

Back (Answer)

flow batteries

#2
Front (Question)

what are flow batteries?

Back (Answer)

rechargebale battery where the battery stacks circulate two sets of chemical components dissolved in liquid electroltes contained within the system. The electrolytes are separetated by a membrane within the stack and ion exchange across this membrane creates the flow of eclectirc current

#3
Front (Question)

What makes flow batteries better

Back (Answer)

ionic solution is not sored in the cell aroudn the electrodesl it is stored outside the cell and can be fed into the cell to generate electricity

#4
Front (Question)

Discharging of lithium inon batteries

Back (Answer)

turning on a device; anode-cathode

#5
Front (Question)

Charging of lithium ion batteries

Back (Answer)

cathode-anode

#6
Front (Question)

anode

Back (Answer)

graphite or carbon; lithium ions interlace between layers

#7
Front (Question)

cathode

Back (Answer)

complex materials like LiCoO₂ (phones, laptops) LiFePO₄ (LFP) – safer, lower energy density LiNiMnCoO₂ (NMC) – EVs LiMn₂O₄

#8
Front (Question)

electrolyte

Back (Answer)

lithium salt in an organic solvent; must conduct ions but not electrons; water cannot be used

#9
Front (Question)

separator in lithium ion batteries

Back (Answer)

microporous polymer, prevents short-circuit, allows lithium ions to pass

#10
Front (Question)

anode = ____

Back (Answer)

oxidation

#11
Front (Question)

cathode = ____

Back (Answer)

reduction

#12
Front (Question)

cell voltage of Li ion

Back (Answer)

3.6-3.7 V

#13
Front (Question)

Energy density of Lithium ion batteries

Back (Answer)

150-250 watt hours/kg

#14
Front (Question)

disadvantages of lithium ion batteries

Back (Answer)

thermal runaway (Overheating-exothermic reactions - explosions) high temperature, overcharging, deep discharging (cause degredation)