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All‐Solid Lithium Electrodes with Mixed‐Conductor Matrix

Journal of The Electrochemical Society · 1981 · Vol. 128(4) · pp. 725–729
Bernard A. BoukampG. C. LeshRobert A. Huggins

Abstract

The concept of a novel all‐solid composite electrode is presented. One example of such a composite contains a finely dispersed reactant, , in a solid mixed‐conducting matrix, . Repeated charging and discharging of such electrodes without appreciable loss of capacity has been demonstrated. The polarization is found to be comparable to values typical of highly porous electrode systems in molten salt electrolytes.

Advanced Battery Materials and TechnologiesAdvancements in Battery MaterialsElectrodeMaterials scienceComposite numberElectrolyteMatrix (chemical analysis)Polarization (electrochemistry)ConductorLithium (medication)Fast ion conductorMolten salt

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  • U.S. Department of Energy
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