PLR (Plastic Lithium Rechargeable) batteries using nanoscale materials: A convenient source of electrical energy for the future?

G. Campet; N. Treuil; A. Poquet; S. J. Hwang; C. Labrugère; A. Deshayes; J. C. Frison; J. Portier; J. M. Reau; J. H. Choy

PLR (Plastic Lithium Rechargeable) batteries using nanoscale materials: A convenient source of electrical energy for the future?

G. Campet, N. Treuil, A. Poquet, S. J. Hwang, C. Labrugère, A. Deshayes, J. C. Frison, J. Portier, J. M. Reau, J. H. Choy

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This communication describes the synthesis of: (i) non-toxic and low cost nanocrystalline electrode materials, which can be prepared advantageously at low temperature; (ii) highly conductive electrolyte membranes formed by the nano-encapsulation within a poly(acrylonitrile)-based polymer matrix of a solution of LiPF₆ in organic solvants. The performances of rechargeable PLR (Plastic Lithium Rechargeable) batteries using the above mentioned components are presented.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	885-892
Number of pages	8
Journal	Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society
Volume	20
Issue number	8
Publication status	Published - 1999 Aug 20

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Chemistry(all)

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PLR (Plastic Lithium Rechargeable) batteries using nanoscale materials : A convenient source of electrical energy for the future? / Campet, G.; Treuil, N.; Poquet, A.; Hwang, S. J.; Labrugère, C.; Deshayes, A.; Frison, J. C.; Portier, J.; Reau, J. M.; Choy, J. H.

In: Bulletin of the Korean Chemical Society, Vol. 20, No. 8, 20.08.1999, p. 885-892.

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