Aqueous slurries for battery electrodes
A slurry and battery technology, applied in the field of electrodes, can solve problems such as unsuccessful implementation
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[0035] Example 1-Anode electrode slurry
[0036] The graphite electrode slurry may contain 2% CMC or PAA, 5% SBR, 3% PVDF, 2% carbon black, and 88% graphite. The above components can be mixed into a slurry in an aqueous solution. The aqueous solution may be deionized water. Latex can be added to the solution to keep PVDF in a stable dispersed state. The materials used are commercially available. No other materials are used. The water content depends on the active materials, binders and other conductive materials used in the slurry, and their concentration.
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[0037] Example 2-Cathode electrode slurry
[0038] The cathode slurry can be formed by mixing 4% by weight of CMC or PAA, 6% by weight of SBR, 3% by weight of PVDF, 6% by weight of carbon black, and 88% by weight of LFP or another metal oxide. . Latex can be added to the solution to keep PVDF in a stable dispersed state. PVDF is used as a binder and acetone is used as a solvent to prepare Li-NCO in this scheme. However, the following materials can also be used to prepare Li-NCO electrodes: NMP, water, acetone, DMAC or other organic solvents.
[0039] The above-mentioned slurry was applied to the anode current collector and the cathode current collector, respectively. The current collector may be made of any known material, such as aluminum or copper, and may be in the form of metal foil. The cathode and anode thus prepared are inserted into an electrochemical cell, and the two are separated by a separator.
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