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titleOfInvention Manufacturing method of battery electrode
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a method for manufacturing a battery electrode excellent in safety. The method includes a first step of manufacturing an electrode provided with an active material, and a second step of holding a polymer on the electrode. The second step is performed in a gas atmosphere containing a liquid that is hardly soluble in the polymer as a gas or a liquid. Filling the active material layer with a large amount of polymer uniformly and deeply enough while maintaining sufficient electron conductivity between the active material particles of the electrode, reducing the amount of free electrolyte solution in the pores of the active material layer Can be. Therefore, in lithium batteries and the like, In a battery safety test such as nail penetration, the effect of suppressing the start of the exothermic chain reaction is obtained in the active material layer where the exothermic chain reaction is most likely to start.
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