Hysteresis during Lithium Insertion in Hydrogen‐Containing Carbons
Hysteresis during Lithium Insertion in Hydrogen‐Containing Carbons
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DOI:
10.1149/1.1836972
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发表时间:
1996-07
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
T. Zheng;W. Mckinnon;J. Dahn
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作者:
T. Zheng;W. Mckinnon;J. Dahn
The authors studied lithium insertion in hydrogen-containing carbons heated at temperatures near 700 C. High capacities with large hysteresis (lithium insertion into these carbons at nearly 0 V and removal at nearly 1 V) were shown to be proportional to the hydrogen content of the samples. It is believed that the lithium atoms may bind on hydrogen-terminated edges of hexagonal carbon fragments, causing a change in the bond from sp{sup 2} to sp{sup 3}. The authors have carefully studied the electrochemical insertion of lithium in hydrogen-containing carbons using a variety of charge-discharge rates and cycling temperatures. These measurements allow the hysteresis to be quantified. A simple model, which treats the bonding change as an activated process, is used to model the hysteresis in the cells qualitatively.