Structural stability of aluminum stabilized alpha nickel hydroxide as a positive electrode material for alkaline secondary batteries
Nanostructured, aluminum-stabilized nickel, hydroxides described as Ni 1− x Al x (OH) 2.(CO 3) x/2 · nH 2O ( x=0.05–0.2), which are similar to α-Ni(OH) 2· xH 2O in crystal structure are examined as cathode materials for Ni–Cd cells. The structure, morphology and electrochemical performance are inves...
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| description | Nanostructured, aluminum-stabilized nickel, hydroxides described as Ni
1−
x
Al
x
(OH)
2.(CO
3)
x/2
·
nH
2O (
x=0.05–0.2), which are similar to α-Ni(OH)
2·
xH
2O in crystal structure are examined as cathode materials for Ni–Cd cells. The structure, morphology and electrochemical performance are investigated. The structural changes and stability of nanophase aluminum-stabilized, alpha nickel hydroxides with different
x values analyzed during cycling by means of powder X-ray diffraction. Compared with β-Ni(OH)
2, the nanophase, aluminum-stabilized α-Ni(OH)
2 with
x=0.15 is highly stable against overcharge. |
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x
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2.(CO
3)
x/2
·
nH
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x=0.05–0.2), which are similar to α-Ni(OH)
2·
xH
2O in crystal structure are examined as cathode materials for Ni–Cd cells. The structure, morphology and electrochemical performance are investigated. The structural changes and stability of nanophase aluminum-stabilized, alpha nickel hydroxides with different
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2, the nanophase, aluminum-stabilized α-Ni(OH)
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