Polarization in Cells Containing Single-Ion Graft Copolymer Electrolytes
Polarization in Cells Containing Single-Ion Graft Copolymer Electrolytes
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含有单离子接枝共聚物电解质的电池的极化
DOI:
10.1149/1.2191188
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发表时间:
2006
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
D. Sadoway
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作者:
Patrick E. Trapa;A. B. Reyes;R. Gupta;A. Mayes;D. Sadoway
The single-ion conductor, BF 3 -incorporated poly[(oxyethylene)9 methacrylate-ron-lithium methacrylate]-graft-poly(dimethyl siloxane). P(OEM-r-LiMA)-g-PDMS, was used as an electrolyte in cells containing a lithium anode and a thin-film vanadium oxide cathode. Cycle testing revealed an unanticipated high polarization which resulted in a significant drop in capacity compared to that of cells constructed with conventional salt-doped electrolytes produced by the addition of a lithium salt to an uncharged electrolyte poly(oxyethylene)9 methacrylate-graft-polydimethyl siloxane. Impedance spectra obtained from a vanadium oxide symmetric cell fitted with a single-ion electrolyte showed a large resistance associated with the cathode/electrolyte interface. Further battery testing illustrated that the polarization remained even when lithium Inflate was added to the single-ion electrolyte. In contrast, cells consisting of a lithium anode, single-ion electrolyte, and an alloying cathode showed no rise in polarization over what is found in similar cells constructed with a salt-doped electrolyte. These observations are consistent with the hypothesis that diffusion of lithium ions into the bulk vanadium oxide may be coulombically hindered by single-ion electrolytes.