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Royal Society of Chemistry, Energy & Environmental Science, 2(10), p. 491-497, 2017
DOI: 10.1039/c6ee02057g
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A high-performance all-metallocene-based, non-aqueous redox flow battery
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Abstract
An all-metallocene based redox flow battery was constructed using ferrocene catholyte and cobaltocene anolyte with a working potential of ∼1.7 V. The potential can be lifted to 2.1 V via rational functionalization of metallocenes, showing the promise of metallocenes as electroactive materials for stationary energy storage.