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active material

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active material [′ak·tiv mə′tir·ē·əl]
(electricity)
A fluorescent material used in screens for cathode-ray tubes.
An energy-storing material, such as lead oxide, used in the plates of a storage battery.
A material, such as the iron of a core or the copper of a winding, that is involved in energy conversion in a circuit.
In a battery, the chemically reactive material in either of the electrodes that participates in the charge and discharge reactions.
(electronics)
The material of the cathode of an electron tube that emits electrons when heated.
(nucleonics)
A material capable of releasing substantial quantities of nuclear energy during fission.


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Further, the active material forming the electrolyte consists of a mineral powder not used before in batteries, and possesses high energy density.
NEC first proposed the use of an organic radical compound as a battery's electrode active material in 2000.
Immediate engine shutdown might be the only countermeasure and then only if initiated before any active material reached the engine.
 
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