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Lowell A King

Charles L Hussey

John C Nardi

John K Erbacher

Armand A Fannin, Jr

Ronald A Carpio

Robert L Vaughn

David W Seegmiller

George D Brabson, Jr

John T Viola

A pelletized, thermally activated, lightweight power source composed of a lithium alloy solid anode, a transition metal chloride-graphite solid cathode and an alkali metal tetrachloroaluminate solid state electrolyte positioned between and in contact with said anode and cathode.

Solid state tetrachloroaluminate storage battery having a transition

A pelletized, light weight, thermal battery having copper (II) chloride and an alkali tetrachloroaluminate as electrolytic components.

Copper (II) chloride-tetrachloroaluminate battery

A room temperature electrolyte comprising a fused salt mixture of aluminum trichloride and an alkyl pyridinium chloride wherein the alkyl radical is selected from the group consisting of ethyl, methyl, 1-propyl and 1-butyl radicals.

AlCl.sub.3 /1-alkyl pyridinium chloride room temperature electrolytes

A thermally activated reserve battery operable within a temperature range of about 165.degree. to 250.degree. C and composed of a lithium-aluminum alloy anode, a molybdenum pentachloride cathode and a separating electrolyte composed of sodium tetrachloroaluminate.

Molybdenum chloride-tetrachloroaluminate thermal battery

A method for preparing alkyl pyridinium chlorides by effecting a direct reaction between the corresponding alkyl chloride and pyridine.

Method for the preparation of 1-alkyl pyridinium chlorides

An electrolytic process for removing aluminum from a solid two-phase matrix of aluminum and trialuminum nickelide filaments by passing an electric current between an inert anode, a cathode composed of the matrix while both are immersed in an aluminum halide containing molten salt electrolyte.

Procedure for removing aluminum from an Al-Al.sub.3 Ni two-phase matrix

An aluminum-chlorine, thermally activated, electrochemical cell composed of an aluminum anode, an inert metal cathode and a two-layered pelletized electrolyte sandwiched therebetween and composed of a mixture of aluminum chloride with one or more salts of sodium chloride, lithium chloride, potassium chloride and tetra-substituted ammonium chloride.

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Lowell A King