Abstract
We have studied the charge transfer reactions at electrodeelectrolyte interfaces in lithium-ion batteries and found that there exist large activation barriers at the interface for lithium-ion to insert and extract at the electrodes. By the theoretical calculation, the activation barriers were found to be correlated with the interaction between lithium-ion and solvent in elec-trolyte, and therefore, the activation barriers are principally due to the de-solvation process of lithium-ion in the electrolyte. These results are also confirmed by the model interface consisted of electrolyteelectrolyte. Based on these results, we dis-cuss how the rate performance of lithium-ion batteries will be enhanced.
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ABE, T., & OGUMI, Z. (2006). Charge Transfer Reactions in Lithium-ion Batteries. Hyomen Kagaku, 27(10), 609–612. https://doi.org/10.1380/jsssj.27.609
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