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Hot and Cold Pressed LGPS Solid Electrolytes

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王漾 (Yang Wang)
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Binh Hoang
J
John Hoerauf
C
Cholho Lee
C
Chuan‐Fu Lin
G
Gary W. Rubloff
S
Sang Bok Lee *
A
Alexander C. Kozen
DOI:10.1149/1945-7111/abdb44delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Li10GeP2S12 (LGPS) is a superionic conductor that has an ionic conductivity matching conventional liquid electrolytes (10(-3) S cm(-1)) and thus shows exceptional potential to fulfill the promise of solid-state Li metal batteries. Conventional mechanical die pressing of LGPS powder into pellets for electrochemical testing can result in large porosity, low density, and large grain boundary resistance at the solid-solid interface with the electrodes which greatly decrease the performance of LGPS, in addition to poor mechanical stability of such pressed pellets. We demonstrate the use of hot pressing to fabricate of LGPS pellets using commercially available powder. We obtain pellets that are the most dense, and accordingly have the highest ionic conductance, at 150 degrees C. XPS demonstrates there is no chemical degradation of the LGPS powder during the hot pressing process.
Keywords:
IONIC-CONDUCTIVITY
LITHIUM

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Journal of the Electrochemical Society cover
Journal of the Electrochemical Society
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3.3
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