The Application Study of Surfactant in Preparation of Battery Materials

Li Chun Shi; Hai Mei Xiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.485.514

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The Application Study of Surfactant in Preparation of Battery Materials

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With the decline in the amount of global energy and degradation of the environment, the development of environmentally friendly new energy is paid widely attention. New energy material plays a great guiding and supporting role. Battery material, mainly related to cathode, anode, electrolyte and diaphragm, is an important part of energy storage and power supply. Surfactants can change metal oxide crystal formation, inhibit liberation of hydrogen; grow and corrosion of fern-leaf crystal; delay passivation electrode. Therefore, latex made of surfactants can serve as a "micro-reaction tank" and prevent nano-particles agglomeration. This paper provides an overview of surfactant in preparation of battery materials and research progress of waste battery recycling.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 485)

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Li Chun Shi, Hai Mei Xiao

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Application Study, Battery Material, Surfactant

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