Electrolytes TRIZ Cases

A halogen-polymer resin layer shields the interlayer from charging gases, preserving insulation, gas barrier performance, and battery reliability.

A fluorinated LiFSI electrolyte helps lithium-ion batteries resist high-voltage solvent breakdown while improving cycling and high-temperature storage.

Surface carboxylic acid layers cut hydrogen and oxygen permeation while preserving proton conductivity and membrane durability in fuel cells.

A halogen-containing resin layer shields metal and adhesive layers from charging gases, preserving insulation, gas barrier performance, and adhesion.

Colored oxide particles enable visible-light sintering of solid electrolyte sheets, improving ionic conductivity while avoiding substrate deformation.

Fluorinated electrolyte solvents help self-supporting silicon-carbon anodes stay intact and conductive during expansion, extending cycle life.

A fluorinated cyclic carbonate electrolyte additive builds a stable SEI to curb cathode side reactions, gas generation, and resistance rise at high temperature.

Stacking faults and atomic vacancies in a halide solid electrolyte improve lithium-ion conductivity while preserving mechanical and thermal stability.

A carboxylic acid additive in Li difluorophosphate electrolyte limits inert cathode film growth and suppresses DCIR rise during hot storage.

A fluorinated cyclic carbonate electrolyte suppresses fire risk while preserving ionic conduction, rapid charging, and high-voltage battery performance.

A modified linear organic carbonate electrolyte raises flash point above 70°C while preserving room-temperature ionic conductivity and battery stability.

A PC-EC-DME mixed electrolyte with LiFSI helps coin-type secondary batteries deliver large current and retain capacity in low temperatures.

A crosslinked inorganic-particle separator replaces polyolefin substrate to improve thermal stability, insulation, and short-circuit resistance.

A Li-Ti-O and Mo-O composite electrode with solid electrolyte balances charge-discharge efficiency, discharge capacity, and battery safety.

A fluorinated carbonate and nitrile-based electrolyte stabilizes the positive electrode film, suppresses side reactions, and keeps discharge overvoltage low.

A sulfolane-LiTFSI electrolyte with FEC enables Li secondary batteries to reach 4.5V with improved cycle life, safety, and coulombic efficiency.

Carbonate electrolytes with thiophene, phosphonate, and LiF-based additives stabilize high-capacity cathodes and preserve cycling at high voltage.

A fluorine solvent forms an SEI on an anode-free negative electrode to suppress lithium dendrites while raising energy density and cycle life.

An imidazoline-assisted fluoride electrolyte coating keeps active particles dispersed, preserving ion paths and slowing resistance growth over time.

Controlled imidazoline dispersion in fluoride-coated composite particles limits aggregation and slows resistance growth in all-solid-state batteries.

Sulfonyl-based electrolyte solvents improve lithium anode passivation, suppress dendrites, and maintain high-voltage stability for longer battery life.

Fluorinated ether electrolyte and porous carbon-sulfur cathodes suppress Li2S8 formation, improving cycle life and lowering overvoltage.

A nitrogen-containing electrolyte additive captures HF and PF5 from lithium salt decomposition, limiting side reactions, self-discharge, and resistance rise.

A hybrid carbonate-ether electrolyte stabilizes SEI formation, improves lithium nitrate use, and suppresses dendrites in high-voltage lithium metal batteries.

A fluorinated diluent and non-carbonate ester solvent enable high-salt Li-ion electrolytes with lower impedance, reduced flammability, and longer cycle life.

Spherical lithium-ion conducting particles enable higher filler loading in polymer composites, boosting conductivity with simpler production.

A dual-solvent electrolyte lowers lithium salt concentration while limiting porosification and preserving charging safety and cycle durability.

A sulfate surfactant in the precursor solution enables lower-temperature firing, limiting lithium evaporation while improving ion conductivity.

A diester and sulfur-containing electrolyte forms a protective electrode film that suppresses decomposition and preserves capacity during hot storage.