Cation mixtures of alkali metal (fluorosulfonyl)(trifluoromethylsulfonyl)amides showed reduced melting points and improved transport properties from the single lithium salt (Li[fTfN]) by the addition of other alkali metal cations. In particular, Li 0.4 Cs 0.6 [fTfN] has a significantly reduced melting point (from 100°C to 33°C), decreased viscosity (from 17 Pa·s to 330 mPa·s at 110°C) and enhanced specific conductivity (from 0.20 mS·cm −1 to 2.9 mS·cm −1 at 110°C). This melt is an ionic liquid at room temperature range although it contains no organic cation. Its electrochemical stability is 5.1 V from deposition of lithium metal to decomposition of fTfN anion. The charge-discharge of a Li 0.4 Cs 0.6 [fTfN] in Li ∥ LiCoO 2 and Li ∥ LiFePO 4 cell was successful at 45∼110°C. In particular, rate performance and cycle stability with LiFePO 4 were superior to an organic electrolyte at the same temperature due to its high thermal stability.
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