48V Lithium Ion Battery 13ah Deep Cycle Battery Electric Bicycle Battery
Chemistry |
Li-ion |
Configuration |
13s5p |
Voltage |
48 V |
Capacity |
13 Ah |
Charge Mode |
CC-CV |
Charge Voltage |
54.8 V |
Discharge Current |
3 A |
ChargeTemp. |
0~45 ºC |
Discharge Temp. |
-20~60 ºC |
Weight |
about 4kg |
Dimension |
Customized |
Cycle Life |
500 times |
48V Lithium Ion Battery 13ah Deep Cycle Battery Electric Bicycle Battery
Research on CCS technology has generated a good understanding of the carbon-capture process that takes place inside a CCS system. When CO2 is added to an amine solution, molecules of the two species spontaneously combine to form an “adduct,” a new chemical species in which the original molecules remain largely intact. In this case, the adduct forms when a carbon atom in a CO2 molecule chemically bonds with a nitrogen atom in an amine molecule. As they combine, the CO2 molecule is reconfigured: It changes from its original, highly stable, linear form to a “bent” shape with a negative charge — a highly reactive form that’s ready for further reaction.
In her scheme, Gallant proposed using electrochemistry to break apart the CO2-amine adduct — right at the carbon-nitrogen bond. Cleaving the adduct at that bond would separate the two pieces: the amine in its original, unreacted state, ready to capture more CO2, and the bent, chemically reactive form of CO2, which might then react with the electrons and positively charged lithium ions that flow during battery discharge. The outcome of that reaction could be the formation of lithium carbonate (Li2CO3), which would deposit on the carbon electrode.