Cyclic and acyclic sulfites: new solvents and electrolyte additives for lithium ion batteries with graphitic anodes?
The low viscosities of the linear sulfites dimethyl sulfite and diethyl sulfite are suggesting an investigation of their suitability as low viscosity co-solvents for ethylene carbonate based electrolytes. In this study, electrochemical performances at graphitic anodes and conductivities in the tempe...
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| description | The low viscosities of the linear sulfites dimethyl sulfite and diethyl sulfite are suggesting an investigation of their suitability as low viscosity co-solvents for ethylene carbonate based electrolytes. In this study, electrochemical performances at graphitic anodes and conductivities in the temperature range −60 to +60°C are presented. Comparisons with the linear carbonates dimethyl carbonate and diethyl carbonate, which have been currently used as low viscosity solvents in lithium ion batteries, are made. |
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