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Figure 2. A timeline highlighting selected events during the development of zinc negative rechargeable and flow batteries. Leclanché’s Zn-MnO2 primary static wet cell (1866) [45]; Bradley’s Zn-Br2 primary static cell (1885) [46]; Edison’s Zn-Ni static cell (1901) [47]; Zn-Ni secondary alkaline static cell (1930s) [45]; Zn-Ag secondary alkaline static cell (1930s) [45]; Zn-MnO2 static primary alkaline ‘dry cell’ (1949) [45]; Zn-air battery with circulating electrolyte (1966) [48]; Fluidised bed Zn-O2 flow cell (1969) [49]; Zn-MnO2 secondary static cell (1970s) [45]; Gulf and Western Industries Zn-Cl2 RFB (1974) [50]; CGE Zn- air fuel cell/RFB (1977) [51]; Lockheed Zn-ferricyanide RFB (1978) [29]; Exxon Zn-Br2 RFB (1980) [29]; First utility scale Zn-Br2 battery (Japan) (1990) [52]; SEA Zn-Br2 car demonstration (1993) [53]; ‘Mechanically recharged’ Zn-air vehicle batteries (1993) [54]; Patent for the Zn-Ce RFB (2004) [55]; PowerZinc Zn-air vehicles (2005) [56]; Proposal for Zn-Ni RFB (2007) [27]; Proposal for Zn-V RFB (2012) [26]; Patent for Zn-Ni RFB (2012) [57]; Proposal for Zn-polyiodide RFB (2015) [31]; Proposal for Zn-Ag-doped polyaniline suspension RFB (2015) [58]; Mass transport at electrodes for Zn- Ce RFB (2016) [59]. 84PDF Image | hybrid redox flow batteries with zinc negative electrodes
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