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titleOfInvention A method of making an organic charge transfer complex cathode
abstract A high energy cell employing a light metal anode and a cathode, the active material of which is a semi-conductive organic charge transfer complex. In assembly of the cell direct contact of the anode and cathode promotes formation in situ on the anode of a high resistance ionically conductive film which functions as a self-adjusting cell separator. Other features of the invention appear in the specification.
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