Q14. For the emerging sodium-ion batteries, there are a number of cathode materials under investigation, including iron oxyfluoride, FeOF. Experimentally, an impressively high capacity of 246 mAh/g was measured for a pure FeOF sample. You can estimate the number of Na inserted into FeOF as NaxFeOF at: A. x = 0.4 B. x = 0.8 C. x = 1.6 D. x = 3.2

Q14. For the emerging sodium-ion batteries, there are a number of cathode materials under investigation, including iron oxyfluoride, FeOF. Experimentally, an impressively high capacity of 246 mAh/g was measured for a pure FeOF sample. You can estimate the number of Na inserted into FeOF as NaxFeOF at: A. x = 0.4 B. x = 0.8 C. x = 1.6 D. x = 3.2

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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