Optimized cell conditions for a high-energy density, large-scale Li-S battery
Summary The electrochemical performance of Li–S cells used in large‐scale battery systems was investigated with various conditions. Li/S cells were fabricated with different loading thicknesses and electrolyte ratios and used in coin cells and single‐sided and double‐sided pouch cells. The optimal c...
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The electrochemical performance of Li–S cells used in large‐scale battery systems was investigated with various conditions. Li/S cells were fabricated with different loading thicknesses and electrolyte ratios and used in coin cells and single‐sided and double‐sided pouch cells. The optimal conditions for the Li/S cell were as follows: a loading thickness of 28 µm and an electrolyte ratio of 20 ul/mg_S. The coin and single‐sided and doubled‐pouch cells had discharge capacities of 1009, 973, and 939 mAh/g, respectively. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
The electrochemical performance of a Li–S cell was investigated for use in large‐scale battery systems. The optimal conditions were a loading thickness of 28 µm and electrolyte ratio of 20 ul/mg_S for the coin cell and pouch cells, respectively. |
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The electrochemical performance of Li–S cells used in large‐scale battery systems was investigated with various conditions. Li/S cells were fabricated with different loading thicknesses and electrolyte ratios and used in coin cells and single‐sided and double‐sided pouch cells. The optimal conditions for the Li/S cell were as follows: a loading thickness of 28 µm and an electrolyte ratio of 20 ul/mg_S. The coin and single‐sided and doubled‐pouch cells had discharge capacities of 1009, 973, and 939 mAh/g, respectively. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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The electrochemical performance of Li–S cells used in large‐scale battery systems was investigated with various conditions. Li/S cells were fabricated with different loading thicknesses and electrolyte ratios and used in coin cells and single‐sided and double‐sided pouch cells. The optimal conditions for the Li/S cell were as follows: a loading thickness of 28 µm and an electrolyte ratio of 20 ul/mg_S. The coin and single‐sided and doubled‐pouch cells had discharge capacities of 1009, 973, and 939 mAh/g, respectively. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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