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As far as I know all ion-exchange (chemical) batteries have a positive temperature coefficient of performance. Lead-acid, NiMH, Alkaline, Lithium-ion, Vanadium

• oliveshell 7y ago
  I'm curious, are there types of battery that don't use ion exchange? I'm familiar with physical energy storage using flywheels or compressed air; I suppose you could call something like that a battery if set up to spin a generator.
  • jhayward 7y ago
    That's an interesting question. As you say, it depends on definitions. I would say that some betavoltaic devices would qualify, and perhaps some phase-change stuff that I can't recall right now. Supercapacitors are essentially batteries but I seem to recall they actually do ion exchange as well.