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A study on electrolytes for manganese dioxide-lithium cells

Authors: Koji Nishio; Ikuro Nakane; Takahashi Masatoshi; Satoshi Narukawa; Masahisa Hirakata-shi Fujimoto; Saito Toshihiko; Nobuhiro Furukawa; +3 Authors
Koji Nishio; Ikuro Nakane; Takahashi Masatoshi; Satoshi Narukawa; Masahisa Hirakata-shi Fujimoto; Saito Toshihiko; Nobuhiro Furukawa; Toshiyuki Nohma; Seiji Yoshimura; M. Hara;
Abstract
Abstract The physical properties of organic electrolyte used in manganese dioxide-lithium cells play a major role in determining various cell characteristics. The influence on various cell characteristics of electrolytes has been investigated with flat cells. LiCF 3 SO 3 is the suitable solute in terms of low-temperature, storage and overdischarge characteristics. Mixture of ethylene carbonate (EC), 1,2-butylene carbonate (BC) and 1,2-dimethoxyethane (DME) is the suitable solvent in terms of high-rate discharge and storage characteristics.
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