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The Economic Cooperative of German Veterinarians is using the SLOT system from Cargoclix at its headquarters in Garbsen with immediate effect. The cloud-based software enables the congestion-free handling of 20 trucks per day in incoming goods. The booking period for time slots begins 120 days in advance and ends 24 hours before the desired date. A fee of 50 cents is charged for each booking. The company, as the client, bears the costs for this itself.
The WDT-Wirtschaftsgenossenschaft deutscher Tierärzte is a company of the veterinary pharmaceutical market. The medium-sized company employs around 280 people. Among other things, WDT produces pharmaceuticals, but also sells practice supplies.
It is well known that the solid-state electrolyte interface (SEI film) formed on the carbon anode determines the battery performance, such as reversible capacity, storage life, cycle life, and safety. The formation of the SEI film originates from the decomposition of the electrolyte during charging. At the first cycle potential of about 1.4 V for Li/Li+, the electrolyte (especially ethylene carbonate) begins to decompose, and this process leads to the generation of irreversible capacity Qirr (difference in charge-discharge capacity Q), as shown in Figure 1. From the second cycle, the irreversible capacity decreases and maintains a stable reversible capacity Qrev during charge/discharge. When PC is used as solvent, the electrolyte continues to decompose at about 0.9V to Li/Li+ (as shown in Fig. 2), and the graphitic (crystalline) carbon falls off due to co-intercalation of the solvent and cannot be charged, which is the replacement of EC with EC The main reason for PC, and this substitution has been applied in the first generation of commercial Li-ion batteries with non-graphitic (amorphous) carbon anodes. And some compound additives, such as VC (ethylene carbonate), inhibit the exfoliation of graphite, so that the graphite can be charged normally.
The reductive decomposition of EC and chain carbonates at room temperature can effectively promote the formation of SEI films, but problems arise at high temperatures. It has been verified that a variety of compounds can be used as additives to improve the properties of the passivation film on the graphite anode.
Ethylene carbonate (VC), the first electrolyte solvent to be developed, has an extremely high relative permittivity (ℇr = 127) and provides good electrical conductivity. It is found that adding a small amount of VC can suppress gas generation and obtain high cycle efficiency at the first charge, and VC can also inhibit the decomposition of easily reducing solvents such as trimethyl phosphate (TMP), so VC is a typical anode film formation. additive. Adding 1% (mass fraction) VC to lmol/L LiPF6/EC+DMC+DEC (33:33:33, mass ratio) can improve the cycle life of Li-ion polymer batteries, which shows that this passivation layer has excellent stability.
Because VC has a double bond structure, its lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) energy is lower, so it is generally believed that VC is more easily reduced than other carbonates such as EC and DMC. The reduction potential of VC can be tested by the gold electrode in tetrahydrofuran (THF) solvent, and its reduction potential is higher than that of other carbonate solvents, indicating that the decomposition of VC precedes other carbonates and can form on the surface of the negative electrode. A good SEI film while suppressing further solvent decomposition and graphite exfoliation due to solvent co-intercalation.
We have detected the composition of the gas escaping at different potentials during the first charge, as shown in Figure 3. When VC was not added to 1mol/L LiPF6 EC+DMC (50:50 volume ratio), the main decomposition products of EC, ethylene and carbon monoxide, gradually accumulated. On the other hand, when 2% (mass fraction) of VC was added, carbon dioxide was the main decomposition product. This shows that carbon dioxide is the reductive decomposition product of VC, and the reductive decomposition of VC can significantly inhibit the decomposition of the solvent. It was observed by scanning electron microscopy that when the voltage to Li/Li+ was 1.0 V, granular products existed on the surface of the graphite negative electrode. With the intercalation of Li+, the gel organic film further covered the graphite surface, as shown in Figure 4.
There are various ways to characterize the films formed with the participation of VC. CHz=CHOCHO2Li can be detected by infrared reflection absorption spectroscopy (IRRAS) [30], and it is also speculated that the formation of a polymer with an OCOLi functional group improves the viscosity and toughness of the passivation film. When the potential to Li/Li+ is 1.3 V, VC starts to deposit by reductive deposition, which can be reduced by in situ to a film thickness of about 10 nm at 0.8 V [30,33]. Ex situ AFM revealed an ultrathin film (less than 1 nm thick) on the laminated base of the highly pyrolytic graphite (HOPG) anode [34] o AC impedance analysis found that the film impedance decreased, which was due to LiF on the graphite anode. formation is inhibited.
The presence of polymers on SEI films has been first confirmed by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS), and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (1H-NMR).. FTIR and XPS (O18) spectra indicated the presence of C=C double bonds and polymers, respectively. TOF-SIMS showed the presence of polyacetylene on the outer surface of the SEI membrane. To identify the structure of this polymer, the SEI film formed in 1 mol/L LiPF6/VC was extracted with dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) solvent, and the polycarbonate was successfully identified by two-dimensional 1 H-NMR. Presence of vinylidene esters and other ring-opening compounds.
The relative molecular mass of these polymers formed on the lithium metal anode was between 1000 and 3000 as measured by gel permeation chromatography (GPC), and the addition of VC could enhance the lithium cycling efficiency. The SEI film could be determined by temperature-programmed mass spectrometry (TPAMS). of thermal stability. Adding VC can make the decomposition temperature of the SEI film become higher. The improvement of thermal stability can inhibit the reaction between the anode and the electrolyte when the SEI film is damaged and repaired. According to the observations, although the quality of the SEI film is largely dependent on the charcoal species and charging conditions, the formation of a thinner and uniform SEI film by adding VC is also the reason for the improved battery performance.
The reaction mechanism of VC has not yet been determined. The possibility of EC splitting due to intermolecular electron transfer from VC to EC was proposed by density functional theory (DFT) calculations of supramolecular (EC)nLi+(VC). Although the polymer reaction of the one-electron reduction product is likely to proceed simultaneously with the establishment of the SEI film base, among cyclic carbonates, VC is the most prone to two-electron reduction, which may be the reason for its ability to form a SEI film. One of the properties of additives.
In addition to VC, ethylene ethyl carbonate (VEC) [44~49], styrene carbonate (PhEC) [50], vinylene carbonate (PhVC) [51], catechol carbonate (CC) [51, 52], amino methyl carbonate (AMC) [53, 54], AEC (amino ethyl carbonate) [55], vinyl acetate (VA), other vinyl compounds [53, 54, 56], acrylonitrile (AAN) [57, 58] and 2-cyanofuran (CN-F) [59], whose chemical structures are shown in Fig. 4.10, have similar effects on graphite exfoliation inhibition in PC solvent systems.
Sulfite compounds, including vinyl