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Next-generation batteries with sulfur cathodes
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'Next-Generation Batteries with Sulfur Cathodes' provides a comprehensive review of a modern class of batteries with sulfur cathodes, particularly lithium-sulfur cathodes. The book covers recent trends, advantages and disadvantages in Li-S, Na-S, Al-S and Mg-S batteries and why these batteries are very promising for applications in hybrid and electric vehicles. Battery materials and modelling are also dealt with, as is their design, the physical phenomena existing in batteries, and a comparison of batteries between commonly used lithium-ion batteries and the new class of batteries with sulfur cathodes that are useful for devices like vehicles, wind power aggregates, computers and measurement units. Key Features: Provides solutions for the recycling of batteries with sulfur cathodes; Includes the effects of analysis and pro and cons of Li-S, Na-S, Al-S, Mg-S and Zn-S batteries; Describes state-of-the-art technological developments and possible applications. --
Front Cover; Next-generation Batteries with Sulfur Cathodes; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; Chapter One: Basic Concepts; 1.1. General Concepts of Batteries; 1.2. Dimensions Characterizing the Condition of the Battery; 1.3. Battery Specifications; References; Chapter Two: Introduction to Lithium-Sulfur Batteries; References; Chapter Three: Mechanisms of Shuttle Effect and Loss of Capacity; 3.1. Origin of Polysulfide Shuttle-Effect; 3.2. Influence of Shuttle-Effect on Charging Profile; 3.3. Effect of Shuttle Effect on Charge-Discharge Capacity; 3.4. The Mechanism of Capacity Loss
7.2.1. Solid Polymer Electrolytes7.2.2. Gel Polymer Electrolytes; 7.2.3. Nonpolymer Electrolytes; 7.3. Electrolyte Additives; 7.3.1. Lithium Nitrates; 7.3.2. Polysulfides; 7.3.3. Phosphorus Pentasulfide; 7.4. Electrolyte Decomposition Mechanisms; References; Chapter Eight: Negative Electrode (Anode) Materials; 8.1. Mechanisms of Formation of Lithium Dendrites; 8.2. Lithium Anode; 8.2.1. Protected Anodes From Metallic Lithium; 8.3. Graphite Anode; 8.4. Silicon Anode; References; Chapter Nine: Separators; References; Chapter Ten: Sulfur Pouch Cells; References; Chapter Eleven: Thermal Batteries
11.1. Li-Al/Iron Sulfide Batteries11.1.1. Anodes; 11.1.2. Cathodes; 11.1.3. Electrolyte; 11.1.4. Prototypes; 11.2. Li-CoS2 Batteries; 11.3. Li-NiS2 Batteries; 11.4. Sulfur-Sodium Batteries; 11.4.1. The Design of the Na-S Battery and Its Cathode; 11.4.2. Na-S Battery Anode; 11.4.3. Na-S Battery Electrolyte; 11.4.4. Na-S Battery Configuration; 11.4.5. Factors Affecting the Operation of the Na-S Battery; 11.5. Al-S Batteries; References; Further Reading; Chapter Twelve: Mg-S Batteries; References; Chapter Thirteen: Zn-S Batteries; References
Chapter Fourteen: All-Solid-State Metal-Sulfur BatteriesReferences; Chapter Fifteen: Polysulfide Flow Batteries; References; Chapter Sixteen: Modeling of Batteries; 16.1. Models of Lead-Acid and Lithium-Ion Batteries; 16.2. Models of Li-S Batteries; 16.3. Na-S Battery Models; 16.3.1. A Simple Battery Model; 16.3.2. Thevenin Battery Model; 16.3.3. Modified Battery Model; 16.3.3.1. Charging and Discharging Resistance, Rc and Rd; 16.3.3.2. Resistance During Cycles Loading-Discharging, Rlc; 16.3.3.3. Battery Circuit Voltage, E; 16.3.3.4. Simulation Model in the PSCAD/EMTDC Program; References
Includes bibliographical references and index.
London : Academic Press, an imprint of Elsevier, 2019