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Deep Dive – Interfaces: Si-based Electrodes – Sulfide Electrolytes
Version: 2024-11-06, for paid subscribers
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This chapter includes a comprehensive analysis of Si-based electrodes with sulfide electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries, including:
- Detailed patent analysis across leading companies (such as Toyota, Panasonic, Solid Power, LG Energy Solution, SVOLT) with insights into their current product development approaches and commercial strategies
- Assessment of interface challenges between Si-based electrodes and sulfide electrolytes, including formation of LiCl, Li3P, Li2S, and impact on cell performance
- Analysis of carbon additive trade-offs, electrode porosity optimization, and approaches to manage Si volume expansion
- Subject matter expert commentary on 'underexplored' material combinations with conductivity data from recent patent filings
Table of contents
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Introduction
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'Decision Maze' Towards Product Launch
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Academic Findings on Si-sulfide Interface Reactions
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Parasitic Reactions of Carbon Additives in Si-based Negative Electrodes
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Electronic Conductivity of Si and Si-Li Alloys in Carbon-free Negative Electrodes
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Role of Porosity and Tortuosity in Si-based Negative Electrodes
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Active Material Optimization for Dry Processing
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Reconsidering the ‘Decision Maze’ – Under-explored Approaches
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Role of Si Coatings
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Role of Si Doping
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Impact of Doped Sulfide Electrolytes on Interface
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Control of Metallurgical Si Nano- & Microcrystallinity
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Conclusion
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Summaries of Patent Families Discussed in ‘Decision Maze’
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Document size: 4,834 words, 6 figures
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