A nominal 7 Ah Li-ion battery has an open cell potential of 3.6 and is being charged at 0.75 C. The cell resistance is a constant 10 m\Omega, and the Tafel equation forthis cell is -0.02 + 0.055log(1). Considering Ohmic and activation polarization, determine: cell potential during charging and charging efficiency. What is the rate of heatgeneration (in kW) from irreversible losses duringthis charging process, based on the nominal capacity?

1. CalculationsCalculate the charging current: The C-rate of for a battery means a charging current…

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