JOURNAL ARTICLE

Nano-FeS[sub 2] for Commercial Li/FeS[sub 2] Primary Batteries

Yang Shao‐HornSteve OsmialowskiQuinn C. Horn

Year: 2002 Journal:   Journal of The Electrochemical Society Vol: 149 (11)Pages: A1499-A1499   Publisher: Institute of Physics

Abstract

The rate capability of lithium cells containing a nano- pyrite sample was compared to that of micrometer-sized under an active material loading equivalent to that of commercial lithium battery electrodes. The nano- sample had an average particle size of 0.5 μm and each particle consisted of nano- crystals on the order of 50 nm. The rate capability of nano- was superior to that of the electrodes with an average crystal size of 10 μm but no improvement was found relative to the electrodes having an average crystal size of 1 μm. The rate capability of commercial batteries may be limited by the ion conductivity of the electrolyte when samples have crystal sizes smaller than 1 μm. © 2002 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved.

Keywords:
Nano- Lithium (medication) Electrolyte Materials science Electrode Electrochemistry Particle size Battery (electricity) Crystal (programming language) Pyrite Particle (ecology) Analytical Chemistry (journal) Chemical engineering Composite material Metallurgy Chemistry Chromatography

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