Inorganic phosphorus compounds create a protective film on the positive electrode to suppress metal ion elution and gas generation during floating storage.
Silane and phosphate electrolyte additives suppress decomposition in high-nickel batteries, improving cycle life.
A nickel-based active material features a secondary particle with a radially arranged outer portion and an irregularly porous inner core.
A gradient lithium metal oxide cathode structure with controlled particle composition.
Carbon nanotubes in the positive electrode mixture layer improve electron conductivity, reducing resistance when increasing active material density.
A spinel-type lithium manganese composite oxide expands the high potential capacity region through specific crystal structure modifications.
Reacting elemental metals with oxalic acid forms metal oxalate precursors, eliminating sulfate purification steps and reducing waste streams.
A lithium metal phosphate coating on a nickel-based core reduces interface resistance to improve cycle-life characteristics.
Lithium-rich precursor electrodes activate via Li2O extraction to boost electrochemical discharge capacity.
A non-aqueous electrolyte battery production method balances electrode resistance using a co-precipitated active material and mixed conductive aids.
Cross-linked polymer network layer enables ionic and electronic conduction between cathode active material and electrolyte separator.
A composite positive electrode material combines olivine lithium manganese phosphate with spinel lithium manganate for high-capacity energy storage.
A lithium complex oxide sintered plate uses a bimodal pore diameter distribution to disperse mechanical stress across the material structure.