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Open circuit voltages were measured for thermocells containing either pure molten lithium chloride, sodium chloride, potassium chloride or silver chloride as electrolyte, and using chlorine gas as the electrode reactant. The temperature ranges studied extended from the melting points of these salts to 1300°C, while chlorine pressures were varied from 1 atm to less than 1/10 atm.
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