ISSN 1608-4039 (Print)
ISSN 1680-9505 (Online)


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The influence of mechanical activation on the synthesis, structure and electrochemical performance of LiNiO2 and LiNi1-xCoxO2

The influence of mechanical activation (MA) and initial reagents on the synthesis, structure and electrochemical performance of LiNiO2, LiNi1-xAlxO2, LiNi1-yСоyO2 and LiNi1-y-xCoyAlxO2 (y = 0.2; 0.3; x = 0.05) was studied. NiO, α- and β-modification of hydroxides Ni(OH)2 и Ni1-y, as well as LiOH и Li2CO3 were used.

Dispersive materials via mechanical activation for lithium-ion batteries

The properties of cathode materials for lithium-ion batteries prepared via mechanical activation have been investigated. It was shown that as prepared materials are characterized by submicron particle size and by structural disordering.

Manufacture and research of lithium-ionic batteries, investigation of cells' performance in battery

Lithium-ionic batteries, equipped with system of control and defense, were manufactured. Charging and recharging features of batteries with voltage rating 28 V were investigated, as well as performance of single high capacity cells during their operation in battery'.

Impedance spectroscopy studies of Li/Bi2Se3 <1%Cu> system

The system Li/1M LiBF4 in γ-butyrolactone/Вi2Se3 is firstly investigated by the impedance spectroscopy method. The measured impedance spectra as a function of the depth of discharge and temperature are presented. Modeling the experimental data was carried out on the basis of different equivalent circuits and their acceptance is estimated. We have determined the parameters of the circuits' elements and found the coefficients describing the electrode reactions and interfaces.

The structural model of the alkaline accumulator. Relaxational polarization

The structural model of the alkaline accumulator based on the well-known empirical dependences describing the accumulator discharge was suggested. It was shown that to describe the discharge curves correctly together with the basic current producing chemical reaction there must be a parallel chemical reaction that results in an unstable phase of small capacity.

Structural modelling of the process of self-discharging in alkaline accumulators

A structural model of the alkaline accumulator that takes into account self-discharging is suggested from which all the well-known empirical dependences were obtained. It was shown that the existing empirical dependences describing the process of self-discharging in alkaline accumulators don't contradict one another but supplement each other as they are true, each in its interval of discharging time.

Usage of fuel elements in house building

Problems of using fuel cells as both electric and heat energy sources are reviewed. Such "hybrid" fuel cells possess enhanced net efficiency up to 90%. Some examples of fuel cells sets use in dwelling from small cottages up to multi-storey hotels are presented.

Features of thermal dispersal in sealesd nickel-cadmium accumulators

It has been established experimentally that during the thermal runaway a approximately ten times less of hydrogen is given off from sealed nickel-cadmium accumulators than from not sealed accumulators of the same capacity and same type of electrodes. Through the thermal decomposition it was shown that in electrodes of sealed nickel-cadmium accumulators having long periods of operation there is a great amount of hydrogen. However a approximately ten times less of hydrogen is given off from sealed nickel-cadmium accumulators than from not sealed accumulators.

Electrolytic iron sulfides in the system of lithium power sourses with the electrolyte based on polyvinylchloride

Discharge capacity of the synthesized by the authors electrolytic iron sulfides with the structure of Fe3S4, FeS in the models of lithium power sources with the gel electrolytes based on polyvinylchloride, lithium salts of LiClO4, LiCF3SO3 or LiN(CF3SO2)2 and propylene carbonate (PC) plasticizer is 240–300 mA·h.g–1 at cycling within the 2.8–1.1V range that is similar to the values reached in liquid-phase PC (LiClO4) electrolyte.

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