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US 2026/0260884 A1Published application
Precursor for Positive Electrode Active Material, Positive Electrode Active Material, Method of Manufacturing Precursor for Positive Electrode Active Material, Positive Electrode, and Lithium Secondary Battery
AssigneeLG Energy Solution, Ltd.
InventorsSi Yeol Lee, Jong Wook Heo, So Yeong Yun, Ye Jin Kim
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Abstract
A precursor for a positive electrode active material includes a nickel-based hydroxide containing nickel in an amount of about 60 mol % or more, based on the total metal content, and having a ratio of a (101) crystallite size (unit: nm) to a Ni content (unit: mol %) of about 1.5 nm/mol % to 2.0 nm/mol %, based on the total metal content.
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A precursor for a positive electrode active material, the precursor comprising:
- a nickel-based hydroxide containing nickel in an amount of about 60 mol % or more, based on total metal content,
- wherein a ratio of a (101) crystallite size (unit:
- nm) to a Ni content (unit:
- mol %) is about 1.5 nm/mol % to 2.0 nm/mol %, based on the total metal content.
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A positive electrode active material comprising:
- a lithium nickel-based oxide containing nickel in an amount of about 60 mol % or more based on total metal content excluding lithium,
- wherein a ratio of an average crystallite size (unit:
- nm) to a Ni content (unit:
- mol %) is about 1.9 nm/mol % to 3.0 nm/mol %, based on the total metal content excluding lithium.
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A method of preparing a positive electrode active material, the method comprising:
- mixing a precursor for a positive electrode active material including a nickel-based hydroxide containing nickel in an amount of about 60 mol % or more based on total metal content with a lithium raw material, and calcining the mixture to prepare a positive electrode active material,
- wherein the precursor for a positive electrode active material has a ratio of a (101) crystallite size (unit:
- nm) to a Ni content (unit:
- mol %) of about 1.5 nm/mol % to 2.0 nm/mol %, based on the total metal content.
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