Trends in polymer electrolytes for secondary lithium batteries

By Felix B. Dias, L. Plomp, J. Veldhuis. 2000

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Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• A review of polymer electrolytes: fundamental, approaches and applications (2016, background): “For the application in lithium batteries, some crucial properties of solid polymer electrolytes are ionic conductivity, dimensional stability, cyclability, safety, high-energy density, light weight, solvent free, leak proof, wide electrochemical window, good compatibility with lithium electrode and ”
• Garnet-rich composite solid electrolytes for dendrite-free, high-rate, solid-state lithium-metal batteries (2020, background): “Although polymer electrolytes demonstrated the feasibility of all-solid-state Li batteries, their low ambient ionic conductivities hindered their practical use [10,11].”