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titleOfInvention A kind of preparation method of heterogeneous composite metal-boron-hydrogen compound solid electrolyte material
abstract The present invention provides a method for preparing a multiphase composite metal-boron-hydrogen compound solid-state electrolyte material. In the method, the metal borohydride is placed in an impurity-free environment for heat treatment to decompose, so as to realize partial hydrogen evolution of the metal borohydride, After cooling, a multiphase composite metal-boron-hydrogen compound solid electrolyte material is obtained. The material utilizes the synergistic effect of the in-situ recombination of the remaining metal borohydride and the newly generated metal borohydride, so that the material as a whole has better conductivity performance; the solid electrolyte material prepared by this method has a wide electrochemical window. And better electrode compatibility, the good compatibility of the remaining metal borohydride with the metal negative electrode is used to improve the stability of the negative electrode, and the electrochemical stability of the newly generated metal borohydride is used to improve the stability of the positive electrode. Finally, the stability and compatibility of electrolyte materials are significantly enhanced.
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