Application of graphene in lithium-ion batteries

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The unique physical and chemical characteristics of graphene make graphene a great candidate for research in the area of electrode material development. The graphene application in lithium-ion cells can be broken down into three main categories. These are the graphene application in cathode and anode material, as well as other applications.
Application to graphene in cathode material
The applicable cathode materials for lithium-ion battery batteries should have high reversibility, stable potential, low cost, and non-toxicity. LiFePO4 (low lithium ion mobility) and lithium iron phosphate are the most popular cathode materials used for lithium-ion cells. It is possible to improve the conductivity and rate performance of LiFePO4 materials by adding graphene.
A lack of research on graphene material positive electrodes is due to its uniqueness. Research has shown that hydrothermal methods of covering graphene directly on LiFePO4 surfaces to create composite materials have a poor rate of performance improvement. It could be because graphene structure is destroyed or stacked.
The study showed that half-wrapping LiFePO4 in graphene can increase the conductivity, but that the ion transmission effectiveness decreases after full wrapping it. This could be due to lithium ions not being able to pass through six-membered rings of graphene. To prepare LiFePO4/graphene hybrids, some researchers have ultrasonically mixed LiFePO4 Nanoparticles and graphite dioxide. The specificity of the lithium insertion is significantly increased after the material has been further coated with carbon. This can be maintained at approximately 70mAh/g even under high rates of 60C.

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