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Rechargeable Batteries By: Nathan Bourne, Nathan Asad, Joshua Burdine, Divya Sharma, and Sophia Schaeffer Overview Rechargeable Batteries: Cathode (+) Anode (-) Separator Electrolyte wikimedia Research Lab Development of

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Rechargeable Batteries

By: Nathan Bourne, Nathan Asad, Joshua Burdine, Divya Sharma, and Sophia Schaeffer

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Overview Rechargeable Batteries:  Cathode (+)  Anode (-)  Separator  Electrolyte

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Research Lab Development of Lithium-Ion Cells in the Lab  Types of synthesis  6ZSonochemistry

Solid-State
Hydrothermal

 Slurry/Laminate Production  Anode and Cathode Production  Assembly

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Lithium Ion  Energy dense  High voltage output  No memory  Light  Sensitive charging  No full discharge Lithium Cobalt Oxide Lithium Sulfur Sodium Ion

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Lithium Sulfur  High specific energy capacity  Safe and inexpensive  Stability decreases rate of

verheating or catching fire

 Rechargeable due to high energy density and low weight  Airplanes tested with solar panels

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LiCoO2 - Lithium Cobalt Oxide Advantages  High energy density  Large number of mechanical cell sizes available  High voltage  Active development Disadvantages  High cost  Safety requires more care

Buchmann

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Sodium Ion  Cheap, non-toxic, and more abundant  Not power dense  Journal of the American Chemical Society study

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Economics and Policy Policy and Results:  1996 “The Battery Act”  Hindered Production, Increased Acceptance Pricing:

 Current decrease in Li-IOn cost.  Cheap options already available.

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Future  Improve Cycles (lithium sulfur-chemd)  Cathode blockage  Silicon  Limited lithium

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Conclusion Lithium Ion batteries consist of  Cathode (+), Anode (-), Separator, Electrolyte Lithium Sulfur  Chemical (Capacity reduced per cycle) Lithium Cobalt Oxide  Most common, but expensive Sodium Ion  Cheap, less power dense

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