Measurement of anisotropic volumetric resistivity in lithium ion electrodes

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Measurements of the electronic conductivity of lithium ion coatings are an important part of electrode development, particularly for thicker electrodes and in high power applications. A resistance measurement system with 46 probes has been used to characterise lithium ion electrodes, with different formulations and coat weights. The results show that the total through plane resistance is dominated by the interface resistance between the coating and the metal foil, rather than the volumetric resistivity of the coating. For coatings containing carbon nano-tubes, the in plane resistivities in the coating and perpendicular directions are different. A finite volume model was developed to help analyse and interpret the resistivity data.

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Lain, M. J., Apachitei, G., Dogaru, D. E., Widanage, W. D., Marco, J., & Copley, M. (2023). Measurement of anisotropic volumetric resistivity in lithium ion electrodes. RSC Advances, 13(47), 33437–33445. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3ra06412c

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