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Over the past decade, TRACER has published the following papers on topics related to the manufacture and development of improved primary and secondary cells and batteries:
- At the 33rd International Power Sources Symposium (June, 1988)
- Characterization of Performance of Small Hermetic Li/TCE Cells
- Use of Proton NMR to Characterize SOCl2 Electrolyte
- Low Temperature Performance of a Power Pack for a 2-W Beacon
- At the 34th International Power Sources Symposium (June, 1990)
- Performance of AA- Size Spiral-Wound Li/LixCoO2 Cells
- Factors Affecting the Performance of Li/SOCl2-TAA Cells
- Determination of State of Charge in Li/SOCl2 Cells
- Factors Affecting the Performance of Li/TCE Cells
- At the 35th International Power Sources Symposium (June, 1992)
- Storage and Reduced Temperature Effects on Li/TCE Cell Performance
- At the 36th Power Sources Conference (June, 1994)
- Performance of Non-Magnetic SOCl2-Based Cells and Batteries (with NSWC)
- At the 37th Power Sources Conference (June, 1996)
- Performance of Hg-Free Batteries
- Safety Tests of Mine Batteries Made with Non-Magnetic Cells
- Performance of D-Size Lithium Secondary Cells
- Performance of Non-Magnetic Li/CFx AA-Size Cells
- At the 20th International Power Sources Symposium (April, 1997)
- Improvements in Li-CFx Cells
- At the 2nd Intl. Symp. on New Materials for Modern Battery Systems (July, 1997)
- High Capacity Li/CFx Cells
- At the 192nd Meeting of the Electrochemical Society (September, 1997)
- Electrochemical Behavior of Fluorinated Carbons in Non-Aqueous Media
Tracer has the following papers submitted for publication in 1998:
- At the 38th Power Sources Conference (June, 1998)
- Performance of a Solid-State Secondary Lithium Pouch-Cell
- Storage of Li-CFx Cells
- At the 9th International Meeting on Lithium Batteries (July, 1998)
- The Mechanism of Electrochemical Reduction of Carbon Monofluoride in Aprotic Media
- Analysis of Modes of Failure of Li-ION Battery Packs
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