The examination of the effect of titanium dioxide on the properties of lead-acid batteries

Despite, considerable advances in technologies for storing electrical energy, lead-acid batteries are still the most widely used these days even it was invented more than a century ago. The functionality remains the same since its invention. Today´s time puts certain pressure on improving some aspects of the functionality like, heat management, charging and discharging speed, capacity and durability etc..... This bachelor´s thesis is based on the last mentioned, Durability,. The work presents the theory of acid batteries with the history of chemical reaction, technological production processes and battery construction. It is followed by a chapter about titanium and titanium dioxide as an addition of negative active mass where all the aspects are being examined in this work