How to pronounce “separator” in English

There's also this separator trawl which does essentially the same thing.

There was also a thin porous separator that kept the electrodes apart, so they couldn't touch and short circuit.

And the Russian system is really just a small separator, which is like the pump in a vacuum cleaner, and it just draws a little suction regardless

- At roughly 130 degrees Celsius, the polymer separator is gonna melt, and now the anode and cathode can come into direct contact,

- And that dendrite can just keep growing, and eventually it's gonna poke through the separator and reach to the other side.

Meanwhile, at the top left, there's a waste-separator thing.

At the same time, the lithium-ions are released into the electrolyte, and then they pass through the porous separator and migrate toward the cathode.

One of the things that we revealed in the book is that the most expensive component of an auto battery today is something called a separator.