✍ Scribed by Min-liang Lin; Ye-xian Jin; Yong-zhen Zhang; Yu-feng Hou; Shi-da Wang
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Long-term discharge characteristics of lithium-iodine cells using a cathode additive (a charge transfer complex with low resistivity) have been tested under several conditions. Data for continuous discharge over three years show that the load voltage is better than that of cells without an additive. The discharge capacity under a heavier load is considerably superior to that of the usual lithium-iodine cell. Calorimetric data of heat dissipation caused by self-discharge have also been obtained.
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