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Bibliometric Analysis of Lead-acid batteries Publications: Trends and Characteristics

Iskra Arsenova1★★ Corresponding author

  1. 1Institute of electrochemistry and energy systems, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, BULGARIA.

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Iskra Arsenova

Institute of electrochemistry and energy systems, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia, BULGARIA.

isarsenova@gmail.com

Volume 5, Issue 2 · pp. 148–158 · PUBLISHED · DOI: 10.5530/jscires.5.2.5

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The scientific productivity of lead-acid batteries - related research among researchers, countries, institutions, journals, and subject area’s was investigated by a bibliometric analysis of lead-acid batteries research from 1980 to 2014. The search includes the Web of Knowledge and SCOPUS databases with the word lead-acid batteries in the title. From Web of Knowledge 2102 documents were obtained, whereas a total of 4685 documents were obtained from SCOPUS. More than 58 % of the documents are research articles, mostly (more than 92%) written in English, about 20 % produced in the United States and 20% produced by Chinese researchers. The study reveals the most productive institutions and authors. Most prolific author is Detchko Pavlov from Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, who account for 1 % of the published articles. Journal of Power Sources is the main journal most used for leadacid batteries research publications (more than 32% in WoS and more than 20% in SCOPUS). According to this results it can be concluded that there is an important gap identified between developed and developing countries in the volume of scientific papers. About the 30% of the papers have been published by the 10 most developed countries excluded Taiwan.

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    Arsenova, I. (). Bibliometric Analysis of Lead-acid batteries Publications: Trends and Characteristics. Journal of Scientometric Research, 5(2), 148–158. https://doi.org/10.5530/jscires.5.2.5