Enhancement of oxidative stability of lithium metal batteries (LMBs) using ether-based electrolytes

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Track Code	2021-POL-69529
Categories	Chemical Engineering Materials and Manufacturing
Keywords	Chemical Engineering Composite Lithium-Ion Battery Materials and Manufacturing Mechanical Engineering Solid State Electrolyte
Public Abstract	Lithium metal batteries are a promising approach for increasing the energy density of batteries; however, they can suffer from poor cyclability, dendritic deposition, and cathode electrolyte interface problems. Researchers at Purdue have developed ether-based electrolytes that are cost effective, improve the anodic stability of ethers at high-voltage and enhance the oxidation stability of the battery. This technology overcomes the limitations of existing ether-based electrolytes that hinder their practical applications in high-voltage conditions. Technology Validation: - Ultra-high coulombic efficiency (99.90 %, 4.3 V) seen after stable cycling within a practical LMB. Advantages: - Better anode and cathode compatibility with high ionic conductivity as well as small interfacial resistance when used in an LMB - High performance of high-voltage Li metal batteries seen, especially at low temperatures. Applications: - ¬Lithium Metal Batteries
People	Pol, Vilas Ganpat (Project leader) Li, Zheng
Intellectual Property	Application Date Aug 30, 2023 Type Utility Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number (None) Issue Date (None) Application Date Feb 21, 2023 Type Provisional-Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number (None) Issue Date (None) Application Date Aug 31, 2022 Type Provisional-Patent Country of Filing United States Patent Number (None) Issue Date (None)
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