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US 2016/0254535 A1Published application
Electrodes incorporating composites of graphene and selenium-sulfur compounds for improved rechargeable lithium batteries
AssigneeThe Trustees of Princeton University
InventorsIlhan A. Aksay, Daniel Dabbs, Michael A. Pope
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Abstract
Embodiments of the present invention relate to battery electrodes incorporating composites of graphene and selenium-sulfur compounds for improved rechargeable batteries. In one embodiment, a conductive composition comprises a conductive composition having a Se—S compound, a conductive additive. The Se—S compound is present as SexS8-x, wherein 0<x<8.
Claims20
A battery electrode comprising:
- a conductive composition having
- a selenium-sulfur compound;
- a conductive additive;
- wherein the selenium-sulfur compound is present as SexS8-x;
- and
- wherein 0<x<8.
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A method for fabricating a battery electrode comprising:
- forming conductive compound;
- applying the conductive compound onto a conductive substrate;
- wherein the conductive compound comprises:
- a selenium-sulfur compound;
- a conductive additive;
- wherein the selenium-sulfur compound is present as SexS8-x, and
- wherein 0<x<8.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.