| 摘要 |
The {electrochemical} reactor core is an nonradioactive duel ignoid catalyzed intermetallic static bias power cell, having two independent ignoids that form intermetallic alloys to attain static bias potentials, note that these are NOT batteries, nor can they be put into series like an battery for higher voltage. They cannot be overcharged and can be expected to last for centuries as an near foolproof electrochemical power storage system, about the only normal way to damage such cells is by charging them too rapidly. These types of {electrochemical} reactor cores are actually up to 1,000 times more energy dense than the best batteries, and can be charged from any voltage higher than the ignoids static bias voltage. Likewise, there is little memory effect and it does not hurt the {electrochemical} reactor core to totally discharge the {electrochemical} reactor core
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