Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte

Inorganic electrolyte consisting of Li2CO3 and LiI with the incorporation of MnO2 as fillers was prepared by a mechanical milling technique. The effects of ceramic filler concentration on the electrolyte host system were investigated by deploying electrical impedance spectroscopy, EIS measurement at...

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Published in:Jurnal Teknologi
Main Author: Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
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Language:English
Published: Penerbit UTM Press 2015
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Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
2015
Jurnal Teknologi
76
3
10.11113/jt.v76.5508
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84941966228&doi=10.11113%2fjt.v76.5508&partnerID=40&md5=1f40aca7ceac0d574474a3bc155d288f
Inorganic electrolyte consisting of Li2CO3 and LiI with the incorporation of MnO2 as fillers was prepared by a mechanical milling technique. The effects of ceramic filler concentration on the electrolyte host system were investigated by deploying electrical impedance spectroscopy, EIS measurement at a temperature range of 298-373K. It was revealed that incorporating 9 wt. % MnO2 filler in Li2CO3/LiI electrolyte significantly enhanced the electrical conductivity from 4x10-3 S/cm up to 8x10-3 S/cm. Nano-particle inorganic oxides have been found to act as ions dissociation enhancer in solid electrolytes. Dielectric analysis was performed to investigate the ions migration process in solid electrolyte. The dielectric study showed that the ionic conductivity of the electrolyte was observed to increase as a function of temperature, suggesting that the system is thermally assisted. The plots of electrical conductivity, as a function of temperature have been varied from 298 – 373K and were found to obey the Arrhenius law. © 2015, Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved.
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author Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
spellingShingle Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
author_facet Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
author_sort Omar M.K.; Ahmad A.H.
title Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
title_short Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
title_full Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
title_fullStr Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
title_full_unstemmed Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
title_sort Effect of MnO2 filler on the electrical and dielectric properties of binary Li2CO3/Lii electrolyte
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description Inorganic electrolyte consisting of Li2CO3 and LiI with the incorporation of MnO2 as fillers was prepared by a mechanical milling technique. The effects of ceramic filler concentration on the electrolyte host system were investigated by deploying electrical impedance spectroscopy, EIS measurement at a temperature range of 298-373K. It was revealed that incorporating 9 wt. % MnO2 filler in Li2CO3/LiI electrolyte significantly enhanced the electrical conductivity from 4x10-3 S/cm up to 8x10-3 S/cm. Nano-particle inorganic oxides have been found to act as ions dissociation enhancer in solid electrolytes. Dielectric analysis was performed to investigate the ions migration process in solid electrolyte. The dielectric study showed that the ionic conductivity of the electrolyte was observed to increase as a function of temperature, suggesting that the system is thermally assisted. The plots of electrical conductivity, as a function of temperature have been varied from 298 – 373K and were found to obey the Arrhenius law. © 2015, Penerbit UTM Press. All rights reserved.
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