A negative electrode combines silicon and carbon active materials with a normal temperature molten salt composition to enhance ion conductivity.
A lithium ion secondary cell active material uses a dual-layer coating to reduce internal resistance.
A binder composition uses two particulate polymers with specific particle diameters to enhance electrode adhesion.
A silicon oxide and carbon negative electrode structure enhances battery energy density while resolving volume expansion issues that degrade cycle life.
Dispersing silicon particles with 40 nm crystallite size within a lithium silicate phase enhances lithium ion conductivity.
A negative electrode active material layer concentrates a rubber-based binder in its surface vicinity to enhance lithium ion reaction kinetics.
Halide salts mediate magnesium trifluoromethanesulfonate dissolution in ethers, resolving low solubility and enabling efficient plating.
Carbon-coated silicon oxide particles stabilize volume changes to improve initial discharge capacity and high-temperature storage characteristics.