Patent classifications
C01G51/04
Layered hydroxides as anion insertion materials
Further described herein are extensions to the basic concept of LHs as electrode materials, include both new materials for use with LHs and higher order poly-layer hydroxides (PLHs) as well as methods for synthesizing improved LH material such as with conductive supports or through the use of cross-linking. Finally, also described herein are embodiments enabling the use of LHs as flow electrodes as well as the use of 2-d LH materials for surface redox reactions.
PROCESS FOR PRECIPITATING A CARBONATE OR (OXY)HYDROXIDE
Process for precipitating a carbonate or (oxy)hydroxide comprising nickel from an aqueous solution of a nickel salt wherein such process is carried out in a vessel comprising (A) a vessel body, (B) one or more elements that control the hydraulic flow of the slurry formed during the precipitation and that induce a loop-type circulation flow, and (C) a stirrer whose stirrer element is in the vessel but located separately from the element(s) (B).
PROCESS FOR PRECIPITATING A CARBONATE OR (OXY)HYDROXIDE
Process for precipitating a carbonate or (oxy)hydroxide comprising nickel from an aqueous solution of a nickel salt wherein such process is carried out in a vessel comprising (A) a vessel body, (B) one or more elements that control the hydraulic flow of the slurry formed during the precipitation and that induce a loop-type circulation flow, and (C) a stirrer whose stirrer element is in the vessel but located separately from the element(s) (B).
Metal-doped cobalt precursor for preparing positive electrode active material for secondary battery
Provided is a cobalt precursor for preparing a lithium cobalt oxide of a layered structure which is included in a positive electrode active material, wherein the cobalt precursor is cobalt oxyhydroxide (CoMOOH) doped with, as dopants, magnesium (Mg) and M different from the magnesium.
Metal-doped cobalt precursor for preparing positive electrode active material for secondary battery
Provided is a cobalt precursor for preparing a lithium cobalt oxide of a layered structure which is included in a positive electrode active material, wherein the cobalt precursor is cobalt oxyhydroxide (CoMOOH) doped with, as dopants, magnesium (Mg) and M different from the magnesium.
METHODS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NANOCOMPOSITES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEVICES
Presented here are nanocomposites and rechargeable batteries. In certain embodiments, nanocomposites a nanocomposite is resistant to thermal runaway, and useful as an electrode material in rechargeable batteries that are safe, reliable, and stable when operated at high temperature and high pressure. The present disclosure also provides methods of preparing rechargeable batteries. For example, rechargeable batteries that include nanocomposites of the present disclosure as an electrode material have, in some embodiments, an enhanced performance and stability over a broad temperature range from room temperature to high temperatures. These batteries fill an important need by providing a safe and reliable power source for devices operated at high temperatures and pressures such as downhole equipment used in the oil industry.
METHODS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NANOCOMPOSITES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEVICES
Presented here are nanocomposites and rechargeable batteries. In certain embodiments, nanocomposites a nanocomposite is resistant to thermal runaway, and useful as an electrode material in rechargeable batteries that are safe, reliable, and stable when operated at high temperature and high pressure. The present disclosure also provides methods of preparing rechargeable batteries. For example, rechargeable batteries that include nanocomposites of the present disclosure as an electrode material have, in some embodiments, an enhanced performance and stability over a broad temperature range from room temperature to high temperatures. These batteries fill an important need by providing a safe and reliable power source for devices operated at high temperatures and pressures such as downhole equipment used in the oil industry.
METHODS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NANOCOMPOSITES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEVICES
Presented here are nanocomposites and electrochemical storage systems (e.g., rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors), which are resistant to thermal runaway and are safe, reliable, and stable electrode materials for electrochemical storage systems (e.g., rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors) operated at high temperature and high pressure, and methods of making the same.
METHODS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NANOCOMPOSITES FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE DEVICES
Presented here are nanocomposites and electrochemical storage systems (e.g., rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors), which are resistant to thermal runaway and are safe, reliable, and stable electrode materials for electrochemical storage systems (e.g., rechargeable batteries and supercapacitors) operated at high temperature and high pressure, and methods of making the same.
Cobalt oxide for lithium secondary battery, preparing method thereof, lithium cobalt oxide formed from the cobalt oxide, and lithium secondary battery having positive electrode including the lithium cobalt oxide
A cobalt oxide for a lithium secondary battery, a method of preparing the cobalt oxide; a lithium cobalt oxide for a lithium secondary battery formed from the cobalt oxide; and a lithium secondary battery having a positive electrode including the lithium cobalt oxide, the cobalt oxide having a tap density of about 2.8 g/cc to about 3.0 g/cc, and an intensity ratio of about 0.8 to about 1.2 of a second peak at 2 of about 31.31 to a first peak at 2 of about 191 in X-ray diffraction spectra, as analyzed by X-ray diffraction.