立方晶スピネル型銅マンガナイトCu_xMn_O_4(1.0≦x≦1.5)の合成とリチウム挿入反応

Translated title of the contribution: Preparation of Cubic Spinel Type Copper Manganites Cu2-Mn3_3.O4 (1. 0xl. 5) and Their Lithium Intercalation Properties

Tadayoshi Tsukeda, Shinichi Kikkawa, Fumikazu Kanamaru

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Abstract

Copper manganites, CuxMn3_a,04, with a cubic spinel structure were prepared by thermal decomposition in a range of 1.0x1. 5, and their cathode properties in a lithium battery were investigated. Our attention was directed to their high electrical conductivity. The cubic spinel was obtained as a single phase for x=l. 2 and 1.4, whereas it was mixedw ith a tetragonal phase for x=1.0 and with CuO for x=l. 5. They had a d. c. resistivity of 30—55 ωCm at room temperature which decreased with an increasing copper content up to x=l. 4. The open circuit voltage (O.C.V.) was found to decrease slowly with lithium content (y in Li|/Cua.Mn3_xO4) up to y=0.7 for x=1.2 and to y=0.85 for x=l.4, respectively. Thereafter, O. C. V. decreased more rapidly. As rhe discharge proceeded, their lattice slightly expanded and became distorted, suggesting that lithium was intercalated electroche-mically into the cubic spinel copper manganites. Moreover, after deep discharge (y>0.3), the concentration of copper near the cathode surface increased and metallic copper deposition was observed. Below y=0.3, the lithium intercalation seemed to proceed incorporated with the reduction of Mn4+ to Mn3+ according to high O.C.V. values (22.5V). For 0. 3
Translated title of the contributionPreparation of Cubic Spinel Type Copper Manganites Cu2-Mn3_3.O4 (1. 0xl. 5) and Their Lithium Intercalation Properties
Original languageJapanese
Pages (from-to)232-237
Number of pages6
JournalNippon Kagaku Kaishi
Volume1993
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - 1993

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