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(1)Journal of the Korean Chemical Society 2002, Vol. 46, No. 6 Printed in the Republic of Korea.    

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(4)  (2002. 9. 26 ) †. Solvent Effect on Anode Performance in Lithium Ion Batteries Kwang-il Chung†, Jung -Hwan Cho, Woo-Jong Sim, and Yong-Kook Choi* Department of Chemistry and RRC-HECS, Chonnam National University, Kwangju 500-757, Korea † Anycell Inc. R&D Center, Kwangju 506-258, Korea (Received September 26, 2002).  .     ,   ! " #$% &'()* +,- ./% 0*  1 2345. 6 78 9 : ; <= >? @A BCD EF- C/ GHD HI JK LMN O P* Q 1 2345. <= >? @A BCD EF-  , C/ .R- ST HIU J K O P* VW% XY34Z [ \]% ^_345. `aVb, (c db, ef d gb, hEijb % H3k XYD l JmA, ST HI-   JK ST HIn.  o <= >? @A BC D EF-  , C/ pq5. :   , STHI, HIn.,   ABSTRACT. We have studied to find the optimum electrolyte that satisfied high ionic conductivity, large electrochemical window, etc in Li-ion battery. And also studied were the effect of a passive film on carbon anode surface, which is formed by solvent decomposition during the initial charge process. Electrochemical properties of the passive film formed on carbon anode surface investigated and explained as the volumetric ratio of the mixed solvents. The results of scanning electron microscopy, chronopotentiometry, cyclic voltammetry, impedance spectroscopy revealed that the electrochemical properties of the passive film were varied with the ionic conductivity of the electrolyte including the mixed solvents. Keywords: Li-ion Battery, Mixed Solvents, Solvent Decomposition, Ionic Conductivity.   - * 4 V rst  u d v Q ;w x y1 rz r u {| 2} ~ Iv €Q 5. Q -  Q  uW ‚N ? ƒC„/ Q  6 ./ HR Q  ~ 2PL †5. ‡ˆ, ./ HR Q *  ,    ! " #$% &'()* +,- ./ 1. 2-7. 8. % 0* r 2PL †5. 6 78 9 : ;  <= >? @A BCD EF- C/ GHD H I JK LMN O P* Q  2PL †5. ; <= ? @A HIn.~ ]3k BCD EF- C/% ‰ˆZ3* Š ‹ 2PŒ5. [Q  l -3A ./   [ Ž JK ST HI Cn  JK EF- ,,  , C/ pK 5Z ZPL †5. [  `‘s .R X’D * >n ‡“ ( 9,10. 11. 12,13.  528. 14,15.

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(6)   . 529. Fig. 1. SEM images of the surface of the original MPCF electrode (a, b) and the surface of the MPCF electrode after initial charge (c, d).. j” •QPL †Z, HIn. –<

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(8) K  78 ¼ µ¶(co-intercalation)D ½ n.©ª šP ¥¦5. JK HIn. ©ª   µ¶P* (¾ 0.3 V 3)5 ¿À  16. 17-20. 2002, Vol. 46, No. 6.   2PLÁ Q5. = * <= >? @A BCD EF-  , C/ .R- ST HIU JK LMN O P*r1 XY34Z [ \]% ^_3Z 345. ÂQ ST HIU JK HIn. 1 XY34­ z [ \]% .Ã3Z 345. Ä, ST HIU J K O3* .R- „, C/ EF-  , C/ HIn.  LMN ÅW% Z Ÿ* 1 ‰ˆZ 345. Q 1 3k `aVb, (c db, efd gb,  Ɠb, hEijb GHPŒ5..    (Cell)

(9) . Mesophase pitch-based ? MPCF ÇvÈ6 1 Z“ 3 Q lT™(polyvinyldifluoride, PVDF) [Z C% W¸() Q ‘(KS-15)~ C Pz, Š 3É- ‘Ê1 nËHI(N-methylpyrrolidone, NMP)1 H3k ¡“UÌ~ ST3k Íž  carbon fiber(MPCF).

(10) . 530.  Î34Z [ ‚* 1 cm ~ 345. ™ÏD ? - @A% `aV­~ XY¹ l1 Fig. 1(a), 1(b)  Ðь5. MPCF* ÒV Ó 8 µmZ Ôr Õ^Ö,] ×45.  ØÙ  XYD MPCF - @A Iv Ú_3Z ÛÜ345. [   ØÙ ½ XYQ ?@A Fig. 1(c), 1(d)ÝÞ × @A EF BCPL ŸŒ5. º 9 :“  HIn. «C„Š <= >? @A ¬­~ ]3k XYD º5. ¸? 1.44 cm ‚-foil% GH345. ÂQ polypropylene(PP) ‘/microporous membrane(Celgard #2500)% Separator~ GH3k ß ?c- »à% u345. á (ÙH cell sandwich-type- yâã­~ CD 2? (j ”Z, ¸? ä?- ¨¹% å3Z Ÿ5.  . ./ HR er battery grade] ./  HIŠ% Aldrich G ¶3k È  ¸- “™1 3 æZ ç~ GH345. = ØÙ G HD ./ HR ethylene carbonate(EC; Aldrich, 98%) 6 diethl cabonate(DEC; Grant Chemical, Battery grade) 1 k r >E UÌ(x:y)~ STQ HR% HI~ 3Z, lithium hexafluorophosphate(LiPF6; Aldrich, Battery grade)- ./ % èL 1.0 M LiPF /EC : DEC(x:y) 1 Ò ™Ï3k GH345.  . MPCF ? Q B,] :é u ØÙ WonATechG- WBCS 3000 battery cycler1 Hê5. Galvanostatic cycling :“(intercalation)  0.0 V(vs. Li/Li )s, u“(deintercalation) 2.0 V(vs. Li/Li )s~ potential range1 ™Q345. ¥ “g Ï$ 0.5 mA/cm Œ5. ef d g Ø Ù% 3k EG&G PAR M273A potentiostat/galvanostat 1 l3k Ɠ34­z, ƓD l* M270 software program­~ Ý345. ¥ scan rate* 1 mV/ sec~ 3.0 V~0.0 V(vs. Li/Li )s Ɠ345.   1 Ɠ3 . MODEL 1671 (JENCO electronics. Ltd.)1 GH345. Î KClHR ¡“ ë~ Z“PL Ÿ* Pt ?%  Ɠ cell  èL ¸ ì% l“345. ƓD ¸ ì % H3k ST HIU JK ™ÏD ./ HR1 ¸ Ɠ345. g Impedence Ø Ù EG&G PAR M5210 Lock-in Amplifier1 EG&G PAR M273A potentiostat/galvanostat6 l3k GH 345. Impedence Ɠ nÃ% Q programing 2. 20,21. 2. * M398% PC6 l3k ™L345. ¥ - frequency range* 100 kHz~10 mHz 4­z, gíî- ï ±5 mV~ 345. ðñ g impedence ØÙ open circuit voltage(OCV) 2345. lithium- òQ Ë œ ¥¦ UƒC ž] Ar­~ Î D glove box Ñ ƓH 1 C 34Z, ðñ ØÙ ±25 C “- Ø ¼Ñn- ó% ô* ¸õ öL÷5. software. impedence analyser. o.    >EU)1 .R­~ 3 k CD   cell 0.5 mA/cm - “g1 ] r3k :éu ØÙ% 2345. :éu ØÙl ; 9 :éu øÚ- »;wù- Hw Q d O 1 Fig. 2 (345. XYD :éu H 1.0 M LiPF6/EC : DEC(x:y,. 2. 6. +. +. 2. +. Fig. 2. Initial charge-discharge curves of the MPCF electrode in 1 M LiPF6 / EC : DME(x:y) solutions; ich = idis = 0.5 A/cm2 and x:y is from 1:9 to 7:3. Journal of the Korean Chemical Society.

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(12)   . 531. Table 1. Initial charge-discharge capacities and initial discharge voltage as volumetric ratio of the mixed slovents 1.0 M LiPF6 / EC : DEC Initial charge capacity Initial discharge capacity (x:y), volume ratio) (mAh/g) (mAh/g) 1:9 2:8 3:7 4:6 5:5 6:4 7:3. 372 446 519 569 473 337 188. 257 302 385 421 415 300 115. w 9 u ì% Table 1 Ðь5. 9 u ì [ú-  øÚ û@~ @(3 45. Table 1 JmA ST HIU JK 9 Ur ¨ Hw ~ pq5. ü Ur¨ Hw GHD  ? „/ .R JK pK 5. = ØÙ XY D Ur¨ Hw- ýG,] }* ™ÏD MPCF ? - ؙ þA, ;w- aÿQ } -. Ð  l~ »D5. [ EC- 7w L± “  rQ Vv* Q } ‹ L l 1 %  ŸŒ*, º .R- ST HIU}~ ]3k HIn.-  pK l~ »3 45. ST HIU JK XYD 9 u  ìO * EC- 7w r7 JK §35r 5( r345. 9 u  ì  } JK pK* HR }~ ]3k, Â* HI n . -. BCD EF- }~ ]3k pK/  Ÿ5. ü 9 u ì- O3 VW 9 u  Hw- O VW ¡

(13) 345. º 9 u r u Hw ÅW% Z Ÿ % (GQ5. ST HIU J HI n. 1 “ˆ »3  3k ef d gb% H34Z [ l1 Fig. 3 (345. ¥ GHD d * 3 V > 0 Vs4­z, dOfÌ 1 mV/sec45. d OfÌ JK HIn. r  ¹  Ÿ ¥¦, áá- .R% U3 3k  ¡Q dOfÌ % GH3k Ɠ34Z Š% U345. Z D ç -3A, 1.0 M LiPF /EC : DEC(1:1=5:5) .R  DEC f\ n. E‚* Ó 2 V, EC f\ n. E‚* Ó 0.5 V XYPŒ5. Fig. 3 XYD H I n. E‚Š ST HIU JK Óc- }r ŸŒ5. DEC- >E 7w ‹% DEC- n. E ‚ * -  uW­~  34Z, 2 n. 21. 6. 2002, Vol. 46, No. 6. Irreversible capactiy (mAh/g). Initial discharge voltage (V vs. Li/Li+). 115 144 134 148 58 37 73. 0.143 0.140 0.094 0.076 0.086 0.121 0.270. Fig. 3. Cyclic voltammograms of the MPCF electrode in 1 M LiPF6 / EC : DME(x:y) solutions; scan rate is 1 mV/sec and x:y is from 1:9 to 7:3.. ©ª­~ “P* ߚ- n. E‚r ؈ XYP Œ5. ©~ DEC- >E 7w LŠZ, EC- > E 7w L, DEC n.  E‚* -   uW­~  34Z, [Š E‚* ££ rsA  3~ T÷5. [5r EC- 7w È ‹|/.

(14) . 532. Table 2. Ionic conductivitites as the change of the volumetric ratio of the mixed solvents 1.0 M LiPF6 / EC : DEC (x:y), volume ratio). Ionic conductivity (S/cm). 1:9 2:8 3:7 4:6 5:5 6:4 7:3. 3.2×10−3 4.0×10−3 5.2×10−3 5.9×10−3 5.7×10−3 4.0×10−3 4.1×10−3. Vv* 5( DEC n. E‚r - uW­~   345. a Q ç6 ", HIn. ©ª   78 k3 ¥¦ HI n. E‚r .R -  C Xr Ÿ% º­~ »345. Ä, .R- C  Vv   HI6 78 ©ª ?­~ r ±N PL, HIn.* -  uW­~  Q  ¡L º­~ « áPŒ5. JK .R- 1 Ɠ3k H I n. - O 1 _3Z Q5. ST HIU JK ƓD 1 Table 2 Ðь5. XYD l JmA, £r ¸,­~ Z Ì  DEC6 £* & Ì   EC- ST U JK  ì ~ 5mN Ð5. XYD   VW EC- >E nÌ  r7JK r35r, EC- >E Ur 50%  ¸ r¹ Vv EC-  £C ¥¦ 5( §34 5. JK ™ÏD ./ HR ST HIU JK ~ 5  C% Z ŸŒ5. ef d g b XYD HIn. E‚ VW U. A,  r  ST HIU* HIn. E‚r - uW­~  3k XYPŒZ, r   ST HIU* - uW­~  3k XYP Œ5. Ä, HI n. - O  ÅW% ä ;#Q ]r [ .R-  h% ]¹  ŸŒ5. Table 1 Ðьi 9 u ì- O # ]% 0 3k .R-  HIn. «C„ -. <= ? @A BCD EF % Ɠê5. ST HIU JK : ÊD MPCF?- hE ij1 Ɠ34Z, [ l1 Fig. 4 Ðь5. Æ “D hEij l1 Nyquest plot% GH3k .R.  EF % Ɠ3k [ O 1 XY345.. Fig. 4. Impedance spectra of the MPCF electrode in 1 M LiPF6 / EC : DEC(x:y) after the initial charge until 0.0 V; x:y is from 1:9 to 7:3.. ÂQ áá- % “3N Ɠ3 .* = ( j” TùQ  , !r!~1 3Z [ ! r!~6 ƓD l1 "#$% (& }  r +r P Ï'3Z 345. ‹ Š -. .R <= >?- A% @`3 ..  ()( !% H3k ÐùQ !r!~Š ™( PŒ5. = * Š Š ™(Q !r! ~1 H3k ST HIU JK ƓD .R.  EF % Ɠ34Z [ O 1 Fig. 5 ÐÑ Œ5. k XYD .R - O * EF. - O 6 U3k ST HIU JK [ *3 æ+5. [ EF - O * EC- 7w r ¹ §35r 5( r3* , O 1 45. Q O - VW -- 9 u  ì- O (Table 1)6 . ¡

(15) 7% k Œ5. [ .RJK O 3* HR  [ O r ‚  æ+ ¥¦ 9 u  ì- O  , ÅW %  æ+% º­~ GÊD5. 5( /. ST H IU JK 9 u  ì- O * HI n.~ BCD EF-  , C/ JK O 7% ] 345. 22. Journal of the Korean Chemical Society.

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(17)   . Fig. 5. Plots of solution resistances and film resistance vs. volume fraction of EC after the initial charge until 0.0 V.. Fig. 4* 9 : ÊD MPCF ?% GH3 4 ¥¦ ƓD hEij* .R  EF. 0 <= >?  - 3   Q  78 XYPŒ5. ÝÞ STD “r 1 k Ÿ* hEij l* áá- Cn% n3r L 2Z C¼,­~ n345 3ÈK í3 L2 5. Q ¦™1 .l3A ST HIU JK 3. 533. Fig. 7. Plots of film resistance vs. volume fraction of EC after the initial charge until 0.5 V.. È T,] EF - O 1 XY3 3k : Ê (£- 1 Ï'345. 9 : øÚ(Fig. 2) ef d g øÚ(Fig. 3) ]êi ºÝÞ HI- n. * Ó 2 V6 0.5 V(vs. Li/Li ) X YPŒ5. ü ~ : Ê (£- 1 0.5 V ~ 3k :% ÉÊ(4 ½, hEij1 Ɠ345. 5N ƓD hEij l*  1 Z 6 * ©ª k3* 0.3 V 3- 5    ƓD l°~, 3  - c7ô  Ò EF  X’Q l1 %  Ÿ5.  l1 Fig. 6 Ðь5. ƓD hEij l~> ST HIU JK <= >? @A BCD EF-. O 1 Fig. 7 Ðь5. k XYD VWC Fig. 5 k º "+5. JK ST HIU JK O D 9 u  ìŠ á HIU n .PL «CD EF- ì JK O PŒZ,  ü ìŠ -. u Hw ÅW% 6+ % ]345. +.  . Fig. 6. Impedance spectra of the MPCF electrode in 1 M LiPF6 / EC : DEC(x:y) after the initial charge until 0.5 V; x:y is from 1:9 to 7:3. 2002, Vol. 46, No. 6. =  <= >? @A BCD EF-  , C/ .R- ST HIU JK LMN O PZ Ÿ*r1 XY345. `aVb­~ ]Q l, 9 : ½ <= ? @A HIn. ©ª«C„~ EF BCPL ŸŒ5. (c db e f d gb­~ ]Q l, HI n. * G HD HI- STU JK }r ŸŒ5. HI n..

(18) . 534. * .R- 6 8 Xr ŸŒ5.  º HIn. ©ª ¡L ¥   [ ©ª  k3 ¥¦,  -  JK HI n. r pK÷5. ÂQ 9 u  ìŠ S T HIUJK O 345. [ [Q O *, h Eijb% H3k ]Q l, .R-  - ÅWK 5* HIn.~ BCD EF-.  ¸XXr ŸŒ5. JK - - :é u øÚ XYP* HI n. -Q 9: * .R-  C JK [ ì pK/  ŸZ, 9 u ì uHw HIn. «C„ ~ BCD EF- C/ JK pK/  Ÿ % =  1 ¾3k ]345. = ;¦ 2001<  U \ -.  öL÷­z  §G=>

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