Synthesis and examination of electrolytic sodium-vanadium oxide compounds intended for cathodes of lithium batteries: The mechanism of formation of electrolytic bronze beta-NaxV2O5
Rd. Apostolova et al., Synthesis and examination of electrolytic sodium-vanadium oxide compounds intended for cathodes of lithium batteries: The mechanism of formation of electrolytic bronze beta-NaxV2O5, RUSS J ELEC, 37(10), 2001, pp. 1041-1049
To determine the mechanism responsible for the formation of electrolytic so
dium-vanadium oxide bronze e-NaxV2O5, synthesized earlier from acid vanadyl
sulfate electrolyte, beta -bronze i-NaxV2O5 is synthesized by exposing ele
ctrolytic oxide e-V2O5 in the same sodium-containing electrolyte under open
-circuit conditions, with a subsequent annealing of the sample. It is estab
lished that the two modifications of beta -bronze (e-NaxV2O5 and i-NaxV2O5)
are identical and that electrolytic precursors of beta -bronze NaxV2O5 for
m via an ion-exchange mechanism.