Литиевые электрохимические системы

The study relates to the general problem of noise research in electrochemistry. The special issue of recognition of a weak signal against the background of equipment noise was considered . Chemical power sources were used as an object. The measurement results were analyzed using a standard model including the noise voltage and noise current of the equipment. The criterion of correctness of the model was compliance with the quadratic law of addition of components of a random noise signal.

The use of aqueous electrolyte in lithium-ion energy storage systems can choose some of the problems associated with the use of electrolytes based on organic solvents, such as a risk of ignition of an abnormal violation of tightness and the sensitivity of operational parameters to production conditions. As part of the development of one of these systems, LiTi₂(PO₄)₃ | aqueous Li₂SO₄ (1 mol?l ^?

Nanotubes of bronze titanium dioxide (TiO₂(B)) doped with vanadium were synthesized through hydrothermal reaction. The obtained material possesses mesoporous structure and large specific surface area of 180 m²/g. It was found that the incorporation of vanadium into TiO₂(B) lattice increases the volume of a unit cell. Additionally, the conductivity rose up to three orders of magnitude for doped titanium dioxide reaching the value of 1.70 ? 10 ^{? 8} S/cm.

The effect of ultrasound on the electrodeposition of lead dioxide from lead (II) nitrate on a nickel substrate was studied. It was shown that the highest electrochemical characteristics are observed for the prototypes of backup power sources based on the Pb/HClO₄/PbO₂ system, in which lead dioxide obtained by electrodeposition under the influence of an ultrasonic field on a nickel substrate was used.

Redox flow battery technology has been known since the 1970s. Their low specific characteristics have been of interest for a long time. Practical interest has arisen in recent decades because of the intensive development of alternative energy (such as solar and wind) and the regulation of peak loads in industrial networks.