Basf Se Corporation

Anna Katharina Duerr

Arnd Garsuch

Domnik Bayer

Jesus Enrique Zerpa Unda

Pascal Hartmann

Peter Heidebrecht

Wolfgang Jabczynski

Philipp Adelhelm

Juergen Janek

Provided herein is an apparatus for storing electric energy including at least one electrochemical cell having an anode space and a cathode space that are separated by a solid electrolyte, a first store for anode material that is connected to the anode space, and a second store for cathode material that is connected to the cathode space. The cathode space is also connected to a third store. The second and third stores are connected to one another by means of a gas conduit that opens into the upper region of the second and third stores. A conveying apparatus for gas having a reversible conveying direction is accommodated in the gas conduit. Further provided herein is a method of operating the apparatus.

Device for storing electrical energy and method for operating the device

The present invention relates to sodium oxygen cells comprising (A) at least one anode comprising sodium, (B) at least one gas diffusion electrode comprising at least one porous support, and (C) a liquid electrolyte comprising at least one aprotic glycol diether with a molecular weight Mof not more than 350 g/mol. The present invention further relates to the use of the invention sodium oxygen cells and to a process for preparing sodium supperoxide of formula NaO.

Sodium-oxygen cells

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Ludwigshafen, Germany

Anna Katharina Duerr