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Vauthier et al., 2023 - Google Patents

High-performance pyrrolidinium-based poly (ionic liquid) binders for Li-ion and Li-air batteries

Vauthier et al., 2023

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2007418673163034852
Author
Vauthier S
Alvarez-Tirado M
Guzmán-González G
Tomé L
Cotte S
Castro L
Guéguen A
Mecerreyes D
Casado N
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Materials Today Chemistry

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The role of binders is crucial to achieve high performance and long cycle lifes in next- generation electrodes for lithium batteries. Currently used binders in electrode configurations, such as poly (vinylidene difluoride)(PVDF) are inactive polymers that do not …
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