L R AS Published on Sunday 22 October 2017 - n° 208 - Categories:R&D, matériaux pour batterie

Procédé de production rapide, simple et rentable d'une cathode de haute qualité à base de lithium-cobalt-phosphate

   L'université technique de Munich (TUM) a développé un procédé de production rapide, simple et rentable d'une cathode de haute qualité à base de lithium-cobalt-phosphate : le phosphate de cobalt au lithium

peut stocker beaucoup plus d'énergie que les matériaux cathodiques conventionnels : sa densité énergétique atteint 800 W/h par kilogramme contre 600 W/h par kg pour le phosphate de fer.

SolarServer du 18 octobre 2017

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