JOURNAL ARTICLE

Characteristics of LiMn2O4 Cathode Material Prepared by Precipitation - Evaporation Method for Li-ion Secondary Battery

국태 김덕기 윤영재 심

Year: 2002 Journal:   Korean Journal of Materials Research Vol: 12 (9)Pages: 712~717-712~717   Publisher: Materials Research Society of Korea

Abstract

New wet chemical method so called precipitation-evaporation method was suggested for preparing spinel structure lithium manganese oxide ($LiMn_2$$O_4$) for Li ion secondary battery. Using precipitation-evaporation method, $LiMn_2$$O_4$ cathode materials suitable for Li ion secondary batteries can be synthesized. Single spinel phase $LiMn_2$$O_4$ powder was synthesized at lower temperature compared to that of prepared by solid-state method. $LiMn_2$$O_4$ powder prepared by precipitation-evaporation method showed uniform, small size and well defined crystallinity particles. Li ion secondary battery using $LiMn_2$$O_4$ as cathode materials prepared by precipitation-evaporation method and calcined at $800^{\circ}C$ showed discharge capacity of 106.03mAh/g and discharge capacity of 95.60mAh/g at 10th cycle. Although Li ion secondary battery showed somewhat smaller initial capacity but good cyclic ability. It is suggested that electro-chemical properties can be improved by controlling particle characteristics by particle morphology modification during calcination and optimizing Li ion secondary battery assembly conditions.

Keywords:
Spinel Materials science Calcination Evaporation Crystallinity Precipitation Battery (electricity) Lithium-ion battery Chemical engineering Lithium (medication) Cathode Lithium vanadium phosphate battery Particle size Ion Metallurgy Composite material Chemistry Physical chemistry

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