Fluoride‐Conducting Solid Electrolytes in Galvanic Cells
Fluoride‐Conducting Solid Electrolytes in Galvanic Cells
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原电池中的氟化物导电固体电解质
DOI:
10.1149/1.2129125
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发表时间:
1979
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通讯作者:
G. Dirksen
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作者:
J. Schoonman;K. Wapenaar;G. Oversluizen;G. Dirksen
Concentrated fluoride-excess solid solutions based on the alkaline earth fluorides and with CeF~ and UF4 as dopants are suitable solid electrolytes for application in thin film galvanic cells. Galvanic cells were fabricated using Pb or Ca as the anode, the concentrated solid solutions as electrolytes, and either BiF3 or BiO0. 1F2. s as the cathode. Discharge characteristics were studied in air from 300 to 540 K. The cells are rechargeable. The electrical properties of BiF3 were studied and compared with data reported for BiOo. lF2. s. Partly discharged cells contain anode passivation layers which consist mainly of Pb. 2OF2 when Pb is the anode, and of nominally pure CaF2 in which fluoride interstitials carry the current if Ca is the anodeFluoride ion conductors with fluorite structure have been explored as solid electrolytes in solid-state galvanic cells. Notably, undoped lead fluoride has been employed in vacuum-evaporated thin-film galvanic cells Pb-CuF2 (1), Pb-BiF3 (2), and Pb-AgF (1, 2), while AgF-doped/~-PbF~ has been used as a solid electrolyte in the cell Pb [BiO0. 1F2. 8 (3). In the fabrication of the latter cell, solid electrolyte-ethyl acetate and cathode-ethyl acetate mixtures are used. The rapid evaporation of ethyl acetate at room temperature allows an easy and fast way to construct reliable allsolid cells (3).