Multi-Component Transport in Next-Generation Batteries.

batteries;electrochemistry;multi-component diffusion;Chemical Engineering;Engineering;Chemical Engineering

Griffith, Lucas D.Linic, Suljo ;

University of Michigan

关键词: batteries;    electrochemistry;    multi-component diffusion;    Chemical Engineering;    Engineering;    Chemical Engineering;   

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瑞士|英语

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【 摘 要 】

Lithium-ion batteries set a high standard of performance in many regards,however the sustainable energy generation and battery powered electric vehiclesof the future will require batteries that outperform present day batteries in anumber of ways. Many of the batteries being developed to meet these requirementsuse multiple components in their electrolytic solutions. This researchfocuses on parameterizing multi-component transport models for diffusion insuch electrolytes and evaluating the effects of multi-component diffusion onoverall battery performance.