Tommaso Platini
Graphene-modified LiFePO4 cathodes for advanced Li-/Na-ion secondary batteries.
Rel. Claudio Gerbaldi, Giuseppina Meligrana, Jean-Marie Tarascon. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Energetica E Nucleare, 2019
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Abstract
Nowadays, the ways our modern society faces challenges related to climate change, air pollution and energy production represent key concerns worldwide. The global energy scenario confirms a large growth in the implementation of renewable sources, particularly solar and wind-based technologies, which, nonetheless, require a proper storage system to overcome the difficulties given by their intermittent nature. Lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are the principal electrochemical energy storage technology for the smart portable electronic market and the choice of reference for powering the newborn electrical automotive sector because they combine high energy and power density with lightweight and design compactness, as well as good cycling stability.
Recently, research over materials for electrochemical storage systems opened towards a new path, which combines the striking features of graphene in terms of ionic/electronic conductivity and mechanical stability with the deep knowledge on insertion compounds that can host Li+ ions, responsible for the electrochemical process between the two battery electrodes
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