Method for preparing metal-rich modified layer-containing solid electrolyte for sodium cell by inner-transplant method
A solid electrolyte and metal-rich technology, which is applied in the manufacture of electrolyte batteries, non-aqueous electrolyte batteries, secondary batteries, etc., can solve the problems of low cost and achieve the effects of improved interface performance, simple and easy processing methods, and low prices
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[0034]The β″-alumina billet is isostatically pressed into a disc, and the binder is burned at 800° C. to obtain a β″-alumina green billet. 5g of nickel oxide and 40g of β″-alumina powder are evenly ball-milled and pressed on the surface of β″-alumina biscuit, and then the sample implanted with nickel oxide is sintered at 1650°C to form β″-alumina ceramics with nickel-rich surface The sintered ceramic sheet was reduced in a hydrogen atmosphere at 600° C. for 4 hours to obtain a β″-alumina ceramic containing a nickel-rich modified layer. figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the process of implanting a metal nickel modification layer on the surface of β″-alumina in this embodiment.
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[0036] The β"-alumina billet is isostatically pressed into a disc to obtain a β"-alumina green body. 10g of nickel oxide and 50g of β″-alumina powder are evenly ball-milled and pressed on the surface of the β″-alumina green body, and then the sample implanted with nickel oxide is sintered at 1600°C to form a β″-alumina ceramic with a surface rich in nickel oxide The rest of the content is the same as described in Example 1.
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[0038] The β″-alumina billet is isostatically pressed into a disc, and the binder is burned at 800° C. to obtain a β″-alumina green billet. 15g of nickel oxalate and 50g of β″-alumina powder were uniformly ball-milled and then pressed on the surface of β″-alumina biscuit, and then the sample implanted with nickel oxalate was sintered at 1650°C to form nickel-rich β″-alumina ceramics.
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