High voltage aqueous based energy storage with “Water-in-LiNO3” electrolyte

Tulaphon, Pakornrum; Tantitumrongwut, Parina; Ditkanaruxkul, Thunnoparut; Bunpheng, Aritsa; Tangthana-umrung, Kanokporn; Chomkhuntod, Praeploy; Iamprasertkun, Pawin

doi:10.1016/j.ceja.2023.100553

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“…More recent studies of highly concentrated aqueous solutions of this salt have revealed, that two different forms of cation solvation appear enabling fast lithium ion transport [118] . For comparison and in the search for a more economical alternative LiNO 3 has been studied [119] . A 20 m solution of this salt showed lower viscosity and much higher ionic conductivity that 21 m LiTFSI.…”

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Between the Electrodes of a Supercapacitor: An Update on Electrolytes

Holze

2024

Advanced Materials Science and Technology

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Performance, in particular power capabilities and stability, of a supercapacitor critically depend on the electrolyte: the ionically conducting phase between the electrodes of a supercapacitor. This review provides an overview with particular attention to possible practical perspectives and promising developments. It addresses all studied or suggested electrolyte systems, mentions relevant properties and highlights details possibly important for practical use or posing likely problems.

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