ISIS Neutron and Muon Source Data Journal

Tailored interfacial properties of battery electrodes

Abstract: Consisting of a positive and negative electrode, conventional batteries undergo a range of static and dynamic processes that originate at the electrode surface. As such, controlling the chemistries that take place at these highly-reactive surfaces is paramount to developing high-performance battery technologies capable of high reliability, extended cycle life, and increased safety metrics. The works proposed herein are targeted at developing unique surface treatments/architectures that will facilitate improved cycle efficiencies for silicon and tin based anodes by mitigating parasitic reactions that occur at the electrode surface throughout normal charge/discharge operation.

Principal Investigator: Dr Joshua Kim
Principal Investigator: Dr Craig Bull
Experimenter: Dr Hanyu Wang
Experimenter: Miss Katie Browning
Experimenter: Dr James Browning
Experimenter: Dr Rebecca Welbourn
Experimenter: Dr Mathieu Doucet
Experimenter: Dr Jason Dugger
Experimenter: Dr Gabriel Veith

DOI: 10.5286/ISIS.E.RB1800025

ISIS Experiment Number: RB1800025

Publisher: STFC ISIS Neutron and Muon Source

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