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|a Yoshio, Masaki.
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|a Lithium-Ion Batteries
|b Science and Technologies /
|c edited by Masaki Yoshio, Ralph J. Brodd, Akiya Kozawa.
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|a History of lithium-ion batteries -- Review of Early Positive Electrode Materials -- An Overview of Graphite Anode Materials -- Silicon materials for Negative Electrode -- Advanced LiCoO2 Cathode Materials -- LiNiO2 and related compounds -- Mn-Containing Cathode Active Materials for Lithium Ion Batteries -- Iron-related cathode materials -- Overcharge Behavior of Metal-Oxide Coated Cathode Materials -- Role Assigned Electrolytes -- Flame-Retardant Additives -- Separator Materials -- Characteristics of PVDF Binders -- Advantages of Rubber (SBR) Binder -- Gel Polymer Batteries -- HEV Application -- Li-ion Production Processes.
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|a In developing electrochemical cells, one must keep in mind that the real goal is to package and control all the materials and components (cathode and anode active materials, electrolytes, separators, current collectors etc.) in a limited volume to enable maximum energy storage without creating any safety problems. In this manner, Li-Ion batteries (LIB) were first introduced to practical use in 1991. This book contains an in-depth review of electrode materials, electrolytes and additives for LIB, as well as indicators of the future directions for continued maturation of the LIB.
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|a Inorganic Chemistry.
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