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Inventor(s):
Lithium-rich layered oxides are promising cathode materials with remarkable electrochemical performance that will revolutionize the electronics, transportation, battery, and grid energy storage industries.
The ion-exchange process is a soft chemical synthesis route that is used to prepare new meta-stable materials, including layered oxides, as it separates and purifies crucial metals needed for battery materials science.
However, the ion-exchange process lacks an aspect of control that is crucial in chemical composition and spatial distribution to maximize the number of layered oxides produced.
The faculty inventor has found a way to controllably synthesize LixNayTMO2 layered oxides in chemical composition and in spatial distribution via electrochemical assisted ion-exchange in a Li, Na mixture solution.
This novel controllable synthesis method will enlarge the layered oxides library available in battery materials and ultimately promote the development of the energy battery field.
Controllable synthesis of LixNayTMO2 in chemical composition and in spatial distribution
Can prepare new meta-stable materials that were otherwise not synthesizable under conventional methods
May 12, 2023
Proof of concept
Patent Pending
Licensing,Co-development
Chong Liu
Published 5/12/2023
Reference ID 22-T-122
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