Systems and methods for storing, transporting, and handling of solid-state electrolytes
AssigneeAmpcera Inc.
InventorsJames Emery Brown, Hui Du, Sumin Zhu
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Abstract
A container assembly includes a container defining a sealed chamber, a solid state electrolyte disposed in the chamber, and a hydrophobic substance protecting the solid state electrolyte. A method for preparing a solid state electrolyte includes positioning a solid state electrolyte in a chamber of a container, protecting the solid state electrolyte using a hydrophobic substance, and sealing the chamber. A method for extracting a solid state electrolyte includes positioning the container assembly of in a dry atmosphere, unsealing the chamber, and removing the solid state electrolyte from the chamber to the dry atmosphere.
Claims20
A container assembly, comprising:
- a container defining a sealed chamber;
- a solid state electrolyte disposed in the chamber;
- and
- a hydrophobic substance protecting the solid state electrolyte,
- wherein the container comprises a primary container and a secondary container, wherein the solid state electrolyte is disposed in the primary container, and wherein the primary container is disposed in the secondary container, and
- wherein the hydrophobic substance is disposed in the secondary container outside of the primary container.
A method for storing a solid state electrolyte, the method comprising:
- positioning the solid state electrolyte in a chamber of a primary container;
- sealing the chamber;
- positioning the primary container in a secondary container;
- and
- positioning a hydrophobic substance in the secondary container outside of the primary container.
A container assembly, comprising:
- a container defining a sealed chamber;
- a solid state electrolyte disposed in the chamber;
- and
- a hydrophobic substance protecting the solid state electrolyte,
- wherein the container comprises a primary container and a secondary container, wherein the solid state electrolyte is disposed in the primary container, and wherein the primary container is disposed in the secondary container, and
- wherein the secondary container further defines an opening, and wherein the hydrophobic substance seals the opening to the secondary container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.