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Performance of LiMo.osCoo.9~02C athode Materials in Lithium Rechargeable Cells When Cycled up to 4.5 V

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Title Performance of LiMo.osCoo.9~02C athode Materials in Lithium Rechargeable Cells When Cycled up to 4.5 V
 
Creator Zou, M.
Yoshio, M.
Gopukumar, S.
Yamaki, J.
 
Subject Lithium batteries
Electrochemical Power Sources
 
Description Lithiated transition metal oxides, namely, LiCo02, LiNi02, and LiMn201, are usually employed as cathode material in lithium ion batteries. However, among these materials, lithium cobalt oxide (LiCo02) is most widely used in the majority of commercial lithium ion cells owing to its ease of synthesis and high reversibility.' Even though the theoretical capacity of LiCoOz is around 273.8 mAh/g. practically only 0-.5 mol of lithium is extractable; thereby, it delivers only 137 mAh/g. Hence, to obtain higher capacities, one has to charge the cells to high voltages (4.5 V),2 but such attempts have failed to produce stable LiCoOz due to structural changes3 during cycling.
 
Publisher A
 
Date 2005
 
Type Article
PeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Identifier http://cecri.csircentral.net/16/1/009-2005.pdf
Zou, M. and Yoshio, M. and Gopukumar, S. and Yamaki, J. (2005) Performance of LiMo.osCoo.9~02C athode Materials in Lithium Rechargeable Cells When Cycled up to 4.5 V. Chemistry of Materials.
 
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