Aller au contenu Aller au menu Aller à la recherche

accès rapides, services personnalisés
Rechercher
Labex MATISSE
MATériaux, InterfaceS, Surfaces, Environnement

Investigation of electrochemical and electromechanical properties of nanostructured LiCoO2 electrodes for energy storage devices

Axe 2 - Matériaux multifonctionnels et environnement

Post-doctorat de Aziz Nechache

Recherche menée depuis le 1er 2017

Laboratoires co-porteurs

Projet de recherche

In Li-ion batteries, repeated ion insertion/deinsertion affects the electrode structure and thereby its mechanical integrity, causing long-term cycling performance deterioration. The recent quest towards high-capability electrodes, typically nanoparticles-based active material, requires even faster cycling that will develop even more stresses within the electrode. It is therefore crucial, although not yet reported, to be able to monitor in situ mechanical stresses together with ions transport dynamics to better understand the electrode evolution, and in fine design efficient high-rate functioning electrodes. In this collaboration, we will focus on LiCoO2 nanoparticles (NPs)-based composite cathode, and we will use Electrochemical Quartz Crystal Microbalance based methods for the monitoring. We intend to identify, amongst various parameters (NPs size/coating, composite composition, various Li salt) an optimal formulation that will be tested in coin cell for long-term cycling evaluation.

12/07/18

Traductions :

    MATISSE en chiffres

    • 4 disciplines : Chimie, Physique, Sciences de la Terre, Patrimoine
    • 400 permanents

    Contact

    Direction

    Florence Babonneau

     

    Administration

    matisse @ upmc.fr

     

    Communication

    Emmanuel Sautjeau

    emmanuel.sautjeau @ sorbonne-universite.fr