Electrode materials having carbon particles with nano-sized incl

Details Electrode materials having carbon particles with nano-sized incl Electrode materials having carbon particles with nano-sized incl

1999-04-15

2000-11-07

Nuzzolillo, Maria

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Current producing cell, elements, subcombinations and...

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429219, 429220, 429229, 429233, 423445R, H01M 402

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061434485

ABSTRACT:
An electrode for use in an electrolytic cell and an associated process, wherein the electrode includes a current collecting substrate, an electrode active material having at least one component including inclusions no greater than one micron within a carbon particle. The carbon particle has a dibutyl phthalate (DBP) absorption rate preferably within a range of approximately 52 ml/100 g to approximately 400 ml/100 g.

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