Olivine-LiNiPO 4 Thin Films: Chemical Compatibility with Liquid Electrolyte and Interface Stability at High Potential

  • Cherkashinin G
  • Eilhardt R
  • Lebedev M
  • et al.
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© The Author(s) 2018. The chemical compatibility between carbon free olivine-LiNiPO4 thin films used as cathode material and LiPF6/DMC/FEC/0.2%- TMB liquid electrolyte was studied by soft-photoelectron spectroscopy, Ni L- and O K- XANES combined with electrochemical experiments. The stability of the electrolyte-electrode interface at a high charging potential strongly depends on the temperature of LiNiPO4 preparation. For the films grown at 740°C, the chemical composition of the interface is not changed even at a charging potential of 5.2 V, whereas the electrolyte-electrode interface of LiNiPO4 grown at lower temperatures (675°C) decomposes at 5.1 V, involving the cathode material in the chemical reaction.

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Cherkashinin, G., Eilhardt, R., Lebedev, M. V., Nappini, S., Magnano, E., & Jaegermann, W. (2018). Olivine-LiNiPO 4 Thin Films: Chemical Compatibility with Liquid Electrolyte and Interface Stability at High Potential. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 165(4), H3143–H3147. https://doi.org/10.1149/2.0211804jes

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