Adverse Effects of Trace Non-polar Binder on Ion Transport in Free-standing Sulfide Solid Electrolyte Separators
Adverse Effects of Trace Non-polar Binder on Ion Transport in Free-standing Sulfide Solid Electrolyte Separators
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痕量非极性粘合剂对独立式硫化物固体电解质分离器中离子传输的不利影响
DOI:
10.1149/1945-7111/aced24
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Nanda, Jagjit
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作者:
Mills, Anna;Yang, Guang;Tsai, Wan-Yu;Chen, X. Chelsea;Sacci, Robert L.;Armstrong, Beth L.;Hallinan, Daniel T.;Nanda, Jagjit
Sulfide solid-state electrolyte (SE) possesses high room-temperature ionic conductivity. However, fabrication of the free-standing, sheet-type thin sulfide SE film electrolyte to enable all-solid-state batteries to deliver high energy and power density remains challenging. Herein we show that argyrodite sulfide (Li 6 PS 5 Cl) SE can be slurry cast to form free-standing films with low (≤ 5 wt%) loadings of poly (isobutylene)(PIB) binder. Two factors contribute to a lower areal specific resistance (ASR) of the thin film SEs benchmarked to the pristine powder pellet SSE counterparts: i) 1–2 orders reduced thickness and ii) reasonably comparable ionic conductivity at room temperature after the isostatic pressing process. Nevertheless, an increasing polymer binder loading inevitably introduced voids in the thin film SEs, compromising anode/electrolyte interfacial ion transport. Our findings highlight that electrolyte/electrode interfacial stability, as well as the selection of slurry components, including sulfide SE, binder, and solvent, play essential roles in thin film sulfide electrolyte development.