Some Reactions of Aliphatic Amides With Sulfur and Sodium Polysulfides

Abraham, K. M.; Schiff, R.

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“…were sealed in Pyrex glass tubes equipped with breakseals as described previously (13). After two weeks of heating at 71~ the tubes, attached to a vacuum-line, were opened at the break seal and the gases were separated by vacuum distillation.…”

Section: Electrolyte Stability Experiments--liquid Samplesmentioning

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Characterization of Ether Electrolytes for Rechargeable Lithium Cells

Abraham

Goldman

Natwig

1982

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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2normalMethyl‐normaltetrahydrofuranfalse(2normalMe‐THFfalse)/LiAsF6 and several diethyl ether false(DEEfalse)/LiAsF6‐normalbased electrolytes have been characterized for their usefulness in rechargeable normalLi/TiS2 cells. This characterization has involved extended room temperature cell cycling at various depths of discharge, evaluation of rate/capacity behavior of cells at 25° and −10°C, and storage of cells at 50°C for up to one month with subsequent cycling. The thermal stability of the electrolytes at 71°C was evaluated by storage experiments in sealed tubes, followed by product analysis. The performance of 2normalMe‐THF/LiAsF6 cells far surpassed the others. The present data further substantiate previous reports from this laboratory of the superior behavior of 2normalMe‐THF/LiAsF6 solutions in rechargeable Li cells. The DEE/LiAsF6‐normalbased electrolytes are too unstable thermally to be of practical use.

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Section: Electrolyte Stability Experiments--liquid Samplesmentioning

confidence: 99%