Solid state batteries : materials design and optimization /
Solid State Batteries: Materials Design and Optimization treats the fundamental and experimental aspects of solid state batteries, including the basic requirements for optimum performance of electrodes and electrolytes. Coverage includes key issues in solid state batteries such as electrode/electrol...
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| Language: | English |
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Boston :
Kluwer Academic,
[1994]
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| Series: | Kluwer international series in engineering and computer science ;
SECS 271. Kluwer international series in engineering and computer science. Electronic materials, science and technology. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Design and optimization of solid-state batteries
- 1. Description of relations in battery operation
- 2. Quality criteria for thin-film materials
- References for chapter 1
- 2. Materials for electrolyte: Crystalline compounds
- 1. Mechanisms of transport in solid electrolytes
- 2. Anionic conductors
- 3. Cationic conductors
- 4. Composite electrolytes
- References for chapter 2
- 3. Materials for electrolyte: Fast-ion-conducting glasses
- 1. Fast-ion-conducting glasses
- 2. Conduction mechanisms in glasses
- 3. Silver-ion-conducting glasses
- 4. Sodium-ion-conducting glasses
- 5. Lithium-ion-conducting glasses
- 6. Glasses with mobile anions
- 7. Structure and optical properties of lithium-borate glasses
- 8. ac conductivity of lithium-borate glasses
- References for chapter 3
- 4. Materials for electrolyte: Thin films
- 1. Synthesis of thin-films of ionic conductors
- 2. Growth and properties of lithium-borate thin-films
- References for chapter 4
- 5. Polymer electrolytes
- 1. Structure and chemistry of polymers
- 2. Electrochemistry of polymers
- References for chapter 5
- 6. Materials for electrodes: Crystalline compounds
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Carbon-based electrodes
- 3. Inorganic chalcogenides
- 4. Inorganic oxides
- 5. Composite electrodes
- References for chapter 6
- 7. Materials for electrodes: Amorphous and thin-films
- 1. Amorphous cathodic materials
- 2. Thin-film cathodes
- References for chapter 7
- 8. Applications of solid-state ionic materials
- 1. Applications of solid-state ionics to batteries
- 2. Lithium metal-free rechargeable batteries
- 3. Microbatteries
- References for chapter 8.