Material for electrolytic solutions and use thereof

Details Material for electrolytic solutions and use thereof Material for electrolytic solutions and use thereof

2011-03-29

2011-03-29

Ryan, Patrick (Department: 1726)

Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and

Current producing cell, elements, subcombinations and...

Include electrolyte chemically specified and method

C429S499000, C324S425000

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07914927

ABSTRACT:
It is an object of the present invention to provide a material for electrolytic solutions suited for use as material in electrolytic solutions serving as ionic conductors in electrochemical devices, such as large-capacity cells or batteries. The present invention is related to a material for electrolytic solutions which comprises, as an essential constituent, an anion represented by the general formula (i):wherein X represents at least one element selected from among B, N, O, Al, Si, P, S, As and Se; M1and M2are the same or different and each represents an organic linking group; a is an integer of not less than i, and b, c And d each independently is an integer of not less than 0.

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