Metal-ion deposition regulator for suppressing dendrite formation in electrochemical cells
AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsVilas Ganpat Pol, Patrick JH Kim
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AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsVilas Ganpat Pol, Patrick JH Kim
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A metal-ion deposition regulator to regulate the flux and deposition of metal ions in an electrochemical cell. The regulator containing two membranes made of a polymer and a plurality of two-dimensional porous nanosheets sandwiched between the two membranes. The regulator is capable of distributing flux of metal ions passing through the metal-ion deposition regulator and regulating the deposition of the metal ions onto the cathode or anode thereby suppressing dendrite growth in the electrochemical cell. An electrochemical cell containing an anode, a cathode, a liquid electrolyte, and a metal-ion deposition regulator. A method of making a metal-ion deposition regulator. The method includes fabricating two-dimensional porous nanosheets utilizing graphene oxide as an expendable template, and sandwiching the porous nanosheets between two membranes made of a polymer such that the nanosheets are in contact with the two membranes.
A metal-ion deposition regulator to regulate the flux and deposition of metal ions in an electrochemical cell, the metal-ion deposition regulator comprising a separator containing two membranes made of a polymer and a plurality of two-dimensional porous nanosheets sandwiched between the two membranes, wherein the separator forms a metal-ion deposition regulator capable of distributing flux of metal ions passing through the separator and regulating the deposition of the metal ions onto an electrode of an electrochemical cell.
An electrochemical cell comprising:
A method of making a metal-ion deposition regulator to regulate the flux and deposition of metal ions in an electrochemical cell, the method comprising:
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