http://rdf.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubchem/patent/CZ-2017859-A3
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| titleOfInvention | Secondary battery cell for electric vehicles, containing solid amorphous glass materials and nano / micro materials |
| abstract | The electrodes, the anode (A) and the cathode (K), are electronically and ionically conductive and contain solid amorphous glass composite material as well as glass and / or metal fibers and glass and / or crystalline particles with a mean diameter in nano / micrometers within 1 nm up to 100 µm. Their surface is nano / microstructured with a mean roughness ranging from 1 nm to 100 µm and includes ionic conductivity charge carriers, migrating lithium and / or sodium cations for migration from anode (A) through electrolyte (E) to cathode (K) during secondary discharge. the battery cell (B) and the cathode (K) to the anode (A) while charging the secondary battery cell (B). The electrolyte (E) is ionically conductive and contains a solid amorphous glass composite material with lithium and / or sodium ionic conductivity charge carriers. The composite material of the electrodes (A, K) contains active oxidation-reduction centers based on metallic silicon and / or silicon oxides and / or glasses containing electropositive polyvalent elements M. The oxidation-reduction centers have a ratio of higher oxidation state to lower oxidation state of the polyvalent Mv ratio 0.1 to 10, thereby also creating a gradient nano / micro composite glass material of electrodes (A, K) with mixed ion and electron conductivity. Oxidation reduction centers have polyvalent Mp elements that pass between their oxidation states to provide reversible oxidation-reduction reactions. |
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