Zolin, Lorenzo.
Large-scale Production of Paper-based Li-ion Cells [electronic resource] / by Lorenzo Zolin. - 1st ed. 2017. - XIII, 115 p. 55 illus., 40 illus. in color. online resource. - PoliTO Springer Series, 2509-7024 . - PoliTO Springer Series, .
Electrochemical power sources -- Lithium-based batteries -- Methods and materials -- Electrode preparation exploiting filtration -- Electrode preparation exploiting the spray coating technique -- Li-ion cell separator -- Carbonization procedure towards highly conductive paper electrodes.
This book describes in detail the use of natural cellulose fibers for the production of innovative, low-cost, and easily recyclable lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells by means of fast and reliable papermaking procedures that employ water as a solvent. In addition, it proposes specific methods to optimize the safety features of these paper-based cells and to improve the electronic conductivity of the electrodes by means of a carbonization process– an interesting novel technology that enables higher current rate capabilities to be achieved. The in-depth descriptions of materials, methods, and techniques are complemented by the inclusion of a general overview of electrochemical devices and, in particular, of different Li-ion battery configurations. Presenting the outcomes of this important research, the work is of wide interest to electrochemical engineers in both research institutions and industry.
9783319390161
10.1007/978-3-319-39016-1 doi
Materials.
Nanotechnology.
Energy storage.
Electrochemistry.
Materials Engineering.
Nanotechnology.
Mechanical and Thermal Energy Storage.
Electrochemistry.
TA401-492
620.11
Large-scale Production of Paper-based Li-ion Cells [electronic resource] / by Lorenzo Zolin. - 1st ed. 2017. - XIII, 115 p. 55 illus., 40 illus. in color. online resource. - PoliTO Springer Series, 2509-7024 . - PoliTO Springer Series, .
Electrochemical power sources -- Lithium-based batteries -- Methods and materials -- Electrode preparation exploiting filtration -- Electrode preparation exploiting the spray coating technique -- Li-ion cell separator -- Carbonization procedure towards highly conductive paper electrodes.
This book describes in detail the use of natural cellulose fibers for the production of innovative, low-cost, and easily recyclable lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells by means of fast and reliable papermaking procedures that employ water as a solvent. In addition, it proposes specific methods to optimize the safety features of these paper-based cells and to improve the electronic conductivity of the electrodes by means of a carbonization process– an interesting novel technology that enables higher current rate capabilities to be achieved. The in-depth descriptions of materials, methods, and techniques are complemented by the inclusion of a general overview of electrochemical devices and, in particular, of different Li-ion battery configurations. Presenting the outcomes of this important research, the work is of wide interest to electrochemical engineers in both research institutions and industry.
9783319390161
10.1007/978-3-319-39016-1 doi
Materials.
Nanotechnology.
Energy storage.
Electrochemistry.
Materials Engineering.
Nanotechnology.
Mechanical and Thermal Energy Storage.
Electrochemistry.
TA401-492
620.11