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Looks like Sodium mostly, and Li-ion. Seeing it mentioned more and more in regards to new battery tech. It looks like it can be in liquid form, soooo... https://www.faraday.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/AilsaORiordanFUSE2023Nexgenna.pdf

I see groups are experimenting with prussian blue and prussian white

I wonder if anyone has tried collecting together and feeding info on flow batteries into one of them new AI programs to see what it could come up with. I know they had one take a stab and a fusion reactor.

Ok, I was thinking it had something to do with using high salt levels since salt likes to eat a lot of metals.

You talk about Iron Salt and Manganese salt, but call it a Manganese/Iron battery. I see a lot of talk about Iron/Salt flow batteries, but they seem to be saying salt water as in Sodium. Maybe it was mentioned some were in the pas 8 pages, but I take these are two different batteries. And if so...

So is the the graphite foil and carbon felt the membrane or the polyethylene sheet? Or do they work together and the membrane? Did you change from matte photo paper?

This guy as a video about making a zinc/iodine battery and mentions flow batteries: