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Development for Materials Providing Breakthrough in Electric Double Layer Capacitor Performance

Development for Materials Providing Breakthrough in Electric Double Layer Capacitor Performance
材料开发为双电层电容器性能带来突破
批准号:
14550793
负责人:
ISHIKAWA Masashi
金额:
$2.11万
依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002 至 2003

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To enhance the performance of electric double layer capacitors(EDLCs), we attempted to improve electrode and electrolyte material drastically. As a result of the effort, we have got fruitful achievement as follows :A gel electrolyte based on PVdF-HFP has been applied to EDLCs. Technical renewal, i.e., an extremely thin gel electrolyte film(thickness : ca.10μm) and the optimization of electrode-electrolyte interface junction, successfully provided prominent EDLC performance. Especially, when an extremely high rate charge-discharge current was applied to the present gel EDLC, no decrease in discharge capacitance was observed while the corresponding EDLC with a conventional organic electrolyte showed a decrease in the capacitance. This result is noteworthy because our gel EDLC is very thin as described above and contains usual activated carbon sheet electrodes.We have also attempted to improve electrode material for EDLCs. The exposure of activated carbon electrode to cold plasma generated from fluorinated or alkoxysilane gas induced the generation of surface functional groups and the optimization of pore size distribution at an electrode interface. This modification enhanced the rate capability of the carbon electrode. Furthermore, we applied "carbon nanotube sheet", carbon nanotubes oriented vertically on an aluminum foil like carpet pile, to an EDLC electrode. It was found that the carbon nanotube sheet electrode is suitable for a high rate cycling ; the electrode can provide a high capacitance even with a high current in so much that the capacitance of an EDLC with usual activated carbon electrodes becomes zero.In addition, we tried to apply some of the above-mentioned technologies to rechargeable lithium battery systems.
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N.Yoshimoto, A.Okamoto, M.Ishikawa, M.Morita: "Polymeric Gel Electrolyte Based on P(PVdF-HFP) for Polyacene Anode"Electrochemistry. 71. 1049-1051 (2003)
N.Yoshimoto、A.Okamoto、M.Ishikawa、M.Morita:“用于多并苯阳极的基于 P(PVdF-HFP) 的聚合物凝胶电解质”电化学。
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M.Morita: "Nonflammable Organic Electrolyte Solution Based on Perfluoro-ether Solvent for Lithium Ion Batteries"Electrochemistry. 71巻. 1067-1069 (2003)
M.Morita:“用于锂离子电池的基于全氟醚溶剂的不易燃有机电解质溶液”电化学,第 71 卷,1067-1069 (2003)
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M.Morita: "Polymeric Gel Electrolytes Using a Network Matrix with Carbonyl Groups for Rechargeable Lithium Batteries"Solid State Ionics. 152-153巻. 161-167 (2002)
M.Morita:“使用带有羰基的网络基质的可充电锂电池的聚合物凝胶电解质”,《固态离子学》第 152-153 卷(2002 年)。
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N.Yoshimoto: "Ionic Conductance Behavior of Polymeric Electrolytes Containing Magnesium Salts and Their Application to Rechargeable Batteries"Solid State Ionics. 152-153巻. 259-266 (2002)
N. Yoshimoto:“含有镁盐的聚合物电解质的离子电导行为及其在可充电电池中的应用”,固态离子学,第 152-153 卷(2002 年)。
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