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科學(xué)家研制新型含碳納米管電池 壽命提高十倍 來源 科學(xué)網(wǎng):轉(zhuǎn)自MIT網(wǎng)站 麻省理工學(xué)院科學(xué)家制造新手機電池的原材料-----含碳納米管 隨著智能手機在功能性方面的不斷進步,電池續(xù)航能力及壽命卻越來越無法滿足用戶的需求。智能手機用戶抱怨稱,手機耗電能力就像孩子消耗糖果一樣的迅速。目前,一種全新的便攜式電子產(chǎn)品可充電電池制造科技為解決這一問題帶來曙光,根據(jù)新制造科技制造出來的電池蓄電力為目前電池的十倍。 麻省理工學(xué)院科學(xué)家發(fā)現(xiàn)在電池一端電極使用含碳納米管可以比現(xiàn)在的鋰電池蓄存更多的電力?茖W(xué)家們在實驗室中使用多層含碳納米管制造電池的正極,同時使用鋰鈦氧化物制造電池的負極。這種電池充電效率及蓄電能力遠比目前最高端的鋰電池更優(yōu)良。為驗證含碳納米管電池在使用壽命方面的表現(xiàn),科學(xué)家對新研發(fā)的含碳納米管電池進行1000次充放電實驗。結(jié)果在經(jīng)歷1000次充放電后,含碳納米管電池內(nèi)的物質(zhì)屬性變化極微,電池蓄電力絲毫未見減少。這也就證明,含碳納米管電池擁有比鋰電池更長的使用壽命。 對于使用智能手機及其他便攜式電子產(chǎn)品的用戶來說,這無疑是一個好消息。但目前這種含碳納米管電池仍僅處于實驗室研發(fā)階段。制約這種新型電池普及的主要原因在于,含碳納米管基板在制成電池電極之前需要在兩種不同的電池溶解液中浸泡,而這一過程極其費時。麻省理工學(xué)院化學(xué)工程系教授保拉-哈蒙德(Paula Hammond)宣稱,她的研究團隊目前正在努力尋找解決這一問題的方法。目前提出的最可行解決方法為通過向含碳納米管基板噴灑可替代性物質(zhì)取代其在電池溶解液中浸泡的耗時過程。 相信這種含碳納米管制成的電池在不久的未來即可上市,屆時使用智能手機的用戶將不再需要為手機電量不夠等問題而費神。 http://paper.sciencenet.cn/htmlnews/2010/6/233822.shtm 更多閱讀 麻省理工學(xué)院網(wǎng)站相關(guān)報道(英文) 特別聲明:本文轉(zhuǎn)載僅僅是出于傳播信息的需要,并不意味著代表本網(wǎng)站觀點或證實其內(nèi)容的真實性;如其他媒體、網(wǎng)站或個人從本網(wǎng)站轉(zhuǎn)載使用,須保留本網(wǎng)站注明的“來源”,并自負版權(quán)等法律責(zé)任;作者如果不希望被轉(zhuǎn)載或者聯(lián)系轉(zhuǎn)載稿費等事宜,請與我們接洽。 From left, students Betar Gallant and Seung Woo Lee and professors Yang Shao-Horn and Paula Hammond, in one of the labs where the use of carbon nanotubes in lithium batteries was researched. June 18, 2010 email comment print share Batteries might gain a boost in power capacity as a result of a new finding from researchers at MIT. They found that using carbon nanotubes for one of the battery’s electrodes produced a significant increase — up to tenfold — in the amount of power it could deliver from a given weight of material, compared to a conventional lithium-ion battery. Such electrodes might find applications in small portable devices, and with further research might also lead to improved batteries for larger, more power-hungry applications. To produce the powerful new electrode material, the team used a layer-by-layer fabrication method, in which a base material is alternately dipped in solutions containing carbon nanotubes that have been treated with simple organic compounds that give them either a positive or negative net charge. When these layers are alternated on a surface, they bond tightly together because of the complementary charges, making a stable and durable film. The findings, by a team led by Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering Yang Shao-Horn, in collaboration with Bayer Chair Professor of Chemical Engineering Paula Hammond, are reported in a paper published June 20 in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. The lead authors are chemical engineering student Seung Woo Lee PhD ’10 and postdoctoral researcher Naoaki Yabuuchi. Batteries, such as the lithium-ion batteries widely used in portable electronics, are made up of three basic components: two electrodes (called the anode, or negative electrode, and the cathode, or positive electrode) separated by an electrolyte, an electrically conductive material through which charged particles, or ions, can move easily. When these batteries are in use, positively charged lithium ions travel across the electrolyte to the cathode, producing an electric current; when they are recharged, an external current causes these ions to move the opposite way, so they become embedded in the spaces in the porous material of the anode. In the new battery electrode, carbon nanotubes — a form of pure carbon in which sheets of carbon atoms are rolled up into tiny tubes — “self-assemble” into a tightly bound structure that is porous at the nanometer scale (billionths of a meter). In addition, the carbon nanotubes have many oxygen groups on their surfaces, which can store a large number of lithium ions; this enables carbon nanotubes for the first time to serve as the positive electrode in lithium batteries, instead of just the negative electrode. This “electrostatic self-assembly” process is important, Hammond explains, because ordinarily carbon nanotubes on a surface tend to clump together in bundles, leaving fewer exposed surfaces to undergo reactions. By incorporating organic molecules on the nanotubes, they assemble in a way that “has a high degree of porosity while having a great number of nanotubes present,” she says. Powerful and stable Lithium batteries with the new material demonstrate some of the advantages of both capacitors, which can produce very high power outputs in short bursts, and lithium batteries, which can provide lower power steadily for long periods, Lee says. The energy output for a given weight of this new electrode material was shown to be five times greater than for conventional capacitors, and the total power delivery rate was 10 times that of lithium-ion batteries, the team says. This performance can be attributed to good conduction of ions and electrons in the electrode, and efficient lithium storage on the surface of the nanotubes. In addition to their high power output, the carbon-nanotube electrodes showed very good stability over time. After 1,000 cycles of charging and discharging a test battery, there was no detectable change in the material’s performance. The electrodes the team produced had thicknesses up to a few microns, and the improvements in energy delivery only were seen at high-power output levels. In future work, the team aims to produce thicker electrodes and extend the improved performance to low-power outputs as well, they say. In its present form, the material might have applications for small, portable electronic devices, says Shao-Horn, but if the reported high-power capability were demonstrated in a much thicker form — with thicknesses of hundreds of microns rather than just a few — it might eventually be suitable for other applications such as hybrid cars. While the electrode material was produced by alternately dipping a substrate into two different solutions — a relatively time-consuming process — Hammond suggests that the process could be modified by instead spraying the alternate layers onto a moving ribbon of material, a technique now being developed in her lab. This could eventually open the possibility of a continuous manufacturing process that could be scaled up to high volumes for commercial production, and could also be used to produce thicker electrodes with a greater power capacity. “There isn’t a real limit” on the potential thickness, Hammond says. “The only limit is the time it takes to make the layers,” and the spraying technique can be up to 100 times faster than dipping, she says. Lee says that while carbon nanotubes have been produced in limited quantities so far, a number of companies are currently gearing up for mass production of the material, which could help to make it viable for large-scale battery manufacturing. Yury Gogotsi, professor of materials science at Drexel University, says, “This is an important achievement, because there is a need for energy storage in a thin-film format for powering portable electronic devices and for flexible, wearable electronics. Bridging the performance gap between batteries and electrochemical capacitors is an important task, and the MIT group has made an important step in this direction.” Some uncertainties remain, however. “The electrochemical performance data presented in the article may only be valid for relatively thin films with no packaging,” Gogotsi says, pointing out that the measured results were for just the individual electrode, and results might be different for a whole battery with its multiple parts and outer container. “The question remains whether the proposed approach will work for much thicker conventional electrodes, used in devices that are used in hybrid and electric cars, wind power generators, etc.” But, he adds, if it does turn out that this new system works for such thicker electrodes, “the significance of this work will increase dramatically.” http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/batteries-nanotubes-0621.html [ Last edited by alexanderp on 2011-1-4 at 14:30 ] |
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謝謝關(guān)注! 轉(zhuǎn)載 其報道收到的評論 Comments Log in to write comments YESICAN - wow that's awesome 2010-06-21 07:12:45 That's really a great find. jjones 2010-06-22 04:32:27 How does this differ from work that has been published by Stanford researchers?? http://www.gizmag.com/silicon-nanotubes/12947/ jfx 2010-06-24 02:03:17 This Article: - uses Carbon nanotubes - made both anode and cathode out of same material - tested for 1000 cycles without loss - has a plan for low-cost, large-scale manufacturing 2009 Stanford Article: - Silicon based - Only made Anodes, not Cathodes, and thus was limited by conventional cathodes - only tested for 100 cycles - at the time of the article, did not mention anything about manufacturing cost/efficiency sky1986 2010-07-12 06:34:06 You have made the right comparison lupengcheng2025 2010-06-22 04:31:36 great invent! jorge333manrique - Wow 2010-06-22 04:31:29 Great Achievement... and good article Congrats mies83 - Good work people 2010-06-22 04:30:56 I'm so glad that you find this better solution for batteries. Let go for better world with high speed elektic cars for everyone and cleaner nature environment. Good work, greeting Michel Dierks The Netherlands etam 2010-06-22 11:52:32 great invention!! ERICK - Congratulations!!! 2010-06-23 06:27:53 I think that this is a wonderful invention. Thanks for the inspiration inside my mind. plasalex - best wishes cooperation 2010-06-24 09:30:31 It is all very interestingly. But we did it 5-6 years ago. We did engineering samples lithium-ionic of secondary generators with the carbon Nanotubes handled in plasma. The specific-capacitance compounded more than 2000 mA hour per gramme activ mass. The thin flexible secondary generators. We are small private company "PLASMAS", St.-Petersburg, Russia. For us it is taken out a patent for in Russia and the request for the international patent is given. We can consider various operations on Nanomaterials and on plasma treatment of stuffs. We have wide experience and many interesting operations. Cooperation is interesting to us. We wish success for you. About respect Alexander juamiso - good but, we need energy density 2010-06-28 06:55:14 The outcome of your research is really interesting, however I understand by reading it that this new technology gives 5x the energy density of conventional capacitors and 10x the power of Li-ion batteries. That's a good breakthrough. Congratulations. We are working in BEV and RangeExtender cars, and what it mostly stops the industry now is the low energy density from Li-ion based batteries together with its high price. Please improve the relation price-weight-energy density! The world needs you ![]() Best regards from Germany. |
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