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A Highly Conductive Halospinel Cathode for All-Solid-State Batteries. [PDF]

open access: yesACS Energy Lett
Baumgärtner JF   +10 more
europepmc   +1 more source

Solid State Batteries

ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2019
The quest for a better battery to meet the needs of applications such as electric vehicles and consumer electronics has been ongoing for many years. The need for higher energy density, safer lithium batteries that are low cost are the main performance criteria for the industry.
Lazbourne Allie, Lonnie Johnson
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SOLID STATE BATTERIES

1989
ABSTRACT There has been a considerable interest in solid electrolytes because of a large number of potential applications in electrochemical devices. However, the practicality of such applications has been severely limited by the low ionic conductivity of the available solid electrolytes.
M.Z.A. Munshi, Boone B. Owens
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Solid State Batteries

1990
Significant resources have been devoted to the investigation of solid electrolytes since the early 1960s with the beta-aluminas having had the most monetary resources expended in R&D of any solid electrolyte. The only solid state cell which has achieved commercial success is the Li/I2 cell and it is probably not truly solid state [1].
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Solid-state lithium batteries: Safety and prospects

EScience, 2022
Liquan Chen, Yanbing He, Shichao Wu
exaly  

Solid State Batteries

1997
This chapter discusses the applications of solid state ionic materials as solid state battery components within the framework. It highlights some recent solid state battery and microbattery developments. Solid state ionic materials have been extensively developed, and applications of solid elertrolytes as well as insertion compounds have begun to ...
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Stress evolution during cycling of alloy-anode solid-state batteries

Joule, 2021
Matthew McDowell   +2 more
exaly  

The promise of alloy anodes for solid-state batteries

Joule, 2022
Matthew McDowell   +2 more
exaly  

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