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Electrochemical and stress characteristics of SiO/Cu/expanded graphite composite as anodes for lithium ion batteries

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Abstract To enhance the electrochemical performance of SiO, a simple electroless plating and ultrasonication method is used to prepare SiO/Cu/expanded graphite(EG) composite. Electrochemical results show that the electrode has a… Click to show full abstract

Abstract To enhance the electrochemical performance of SiO, a simple electroless plating and ultrasonication method is used to prepare SiO/Cu/expanded graphite(EG) composite. Electrochemical results show that the electrode has a reversible specific capacity of 836 mAh/g and the capacity retention ratio is 90.2% in the 100th cycle at 200 mA/g current density (25 °C). Moreover, real time stress measurements quantitatively show that EG effectively suppresses stress development in the electrodes, which results in good cycling performance.

Keywords: expanded graphite; stress characteristics; graphite composite; electrochemical stress; stress; sio expanded

Journal Title: Journal of Power Sources
Year Published: 2017

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