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October 1, 1992Solid State IonicsOpen Access

Influence of plasticizers on the electrochemical and chemical stability of a Li+ polymer electrolyte

Rokeya Huq G. C. Farrington R. Koksbang P.E. Tønder

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Abstract

The influence of ethylene carbonate and propylene carbonate in varying proportions with 1M LiAsF6 as the dissolved salt on the chemical and electrochemical properties of Li+ ambient-temperature polymer electrolytes has been studied. Electrolytes with mixed plasticizer compositions of EC:PC were found not only to be thermally more stable than those prepared with pur EC or PC but also to display much improved lithium and cathode (V6O13) inerfacial properties and superior mechanical properties. The Li cycling efficiency with the different plasticizer compositions was also investigated.

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