Discussion
In a flow battery the energy is stored in
Answer: B
Correct answer: electrolyte held in external tanks
In a flow battery the active species are dissolved in liquid electrolytes stored in separate tanks and pumped through a stack where the reactions occur. The consequence is that energy and power are decoupled: the tanks determine how much is stored, the stack how fast it can be delivered, and each can be sized independently. That is the flow battery’s distinctive advantage over a conventional cell, where the same electrodes do both jobs.
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