INNOVATING CARBON MATERIALS OPEN NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR INCREASING PERFORMANCE OF Li-ion BATTERIES

Yurii Pustovalov; Elеna Shembel; Vlad Redko; Timothy Pastushkin; Nellya Zaderey; Alexander Markevich; Leon Vishnyakov; Igor Sagirov

doi:10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6345

INNOVATING CARBON MATERIALS OPEN NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR INCREASING PERFORMANCE OF Li-ion BATTERIES

Authors

Yurii Pustovalov USA, Florida, Enerize Corporation. Poland, Stalowa Wola, CNT Sp. z o.o
Elеna Shembel USA, Florida, Enerize Corporation. Ukraine, Dnipro, Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology
Vlad Redko USA, Florida, Enerize Corporation
Timothy Pastushkin USA, Florida, Enerize Corporation
Nellya Zaderey Ukraine, Dnipro, Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology
Alexander Markevich Ukraine, Dnipro, Ukrainian State University of Chemical Technology
Leon Vishnyakov USA, Florida, Enerize Corporation. Poland, Stalowa Wola, CNT Sp. z o.o
Igor Sagirov Ukraine, Mariupol, Azov Maritime Institute of National University “Odessa Maritime Academy”

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6345

Keywords:

Graphite modification, Li batteries, energy, structure, electronic conductivity

Abstract

The purpose of research and development, the results of which are presented in this publication is the modification of carbon materials for use in anode and cathode materials Li batteries with non-aqueous electrolytes. Innovative carbon materials will provide increased energy and safety of lithium current sources, while at the same time reducing the cost of lithium current sources.

References

Pustovalov Y., Shembel, E., Vishnyakov L. etc. US Patent application No. 10/898631, Carbon material for electrodes of lithium-ion power sources and method of production thereof

Redko, V., Shembel E., etc.US Patent No. 7,288,941 Method and Apparatus for Measuring Conductivity of Powder Materials Using Eddy Currents.

Redko, V., Shembel E., Pastushkin T., etc. US Patent No. 8,102,181. Method and Device for Rapid Non - Destructive Quality Control of Powdered Materials.

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Published

2019-02-28

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 2(42) (2019): World Science

Section

Engineering Sciences

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INNOVATING CARBON MATERIALS OPEN NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR INCREASING PERFORMANCE OF Li-ion BATTERIES. (2019). World Science, 1(2(42), 4-8. https://doi.org/10.31435/rsglobal_ws/28022019/6345