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A small deformation chemoelasticity theory for energy storage materials

This chapter presents the specialization of chemoelasticity to energy storage materials (batteries). The theory presented is quasi-linear in that the constitutive relations are modelled as kinematically linear but nonlinearly dependent on the concentration of the chemical species. This permits the proper modeling of large changes in the concentration of the chemical species, but restricted to the small deformation regime. The model is also specialized to the case of isotropic response.