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The two names you send are exactly the same Sa.
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Big brother, do you want to say the difference between lithium batteries and polymer batteries?
The cathode of lithium-ion batteries is a carbon material, such as graphite. The anode is a transition non-metallic oxide containing lithium, such as Limn2O4. The dielectric is an inorganic filtrate containing lithium salts.
Generally, lithium-ion batteries do not contain non-metallic lithium. When inflated, lithium ions are driven by a magnetic field to detach from the anode lattice and are embedded in the cathode lattice through the dielectric. When the tip is discharged, the process is exactly the same, the lithium ions go to the anode, and the electrons pass through the aqueous material, and reach the anode through the outer channel to combine with the lithium ions.
Because lithium-ion batteries do not contain any valuable non-metals, the raw materials are very cheap, and the price increase time is very large, so it should be the cheapest battery.
Deficiency is insurance, because the non-metallic shell is well sealed, and the battery fever can emerge in use.
Lithium polymer batteries (li-polymers) occur by replacing conservative liquid inorganic media with high-member polymer dielectrics on the basis of lithium-ion batteries. This high-member dielectric can be used as a mediator for the propagation of ions and as a separator, and in addition to the extremely low reactivity with non-metallic lithium, it is ineffective in preventing the simple extinguishing and leakage of lithium-ion batteries. Moreover, because the polymer lithium-ion battery is a liquid inorganic medium adsorbed on a polymer matrix, it is called a colloidal dielectric, which is neither a dielectric nor a liquid dielectric, so that the polymer lithium battery does not only have the high-quality function of the liquid lithium-ion battery, but also can be made into any ultra-thin goods without measuring and proportion, so that the scope of practical use is wide and the future of stagnation is good.
In addition, the safety is better than that of lithium-ion batteries, and if there is a fever during use, it will only swell or extinguish without making a sound.
Right now, the inflatable lithium battery skills are needed to ensure the best functionality for your Apple notebook, computer, iPod or iPhone. You're unexpectedly able to discover this canonical battery skill in many of the other facilities. Apple batteries have separate features from the rest of the lithium facility.
The Department's batteries, like the rest of the rechargeable batteries, will eventually need to be replaced.
Polymer lithium-ion batteries have a higher power density than nickel batteries. Because lithium is the lightest non-metal, the battery is lighter and has a longer lifespan. You can inflate a polymer lithium-ion battery at any time, unlike nickel batteries, which have to be thoroughly inflated and tip discharged every time to function optimally.
As time goes on, crystallization will emerge in the nickel battery, preventing you from overcharging the battery, resulting in a situation where you have no choice but to completely discharge.
Therefore, it is safer to use polymer batteries!
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Polymer batteries and lithium batteries are better than polymer batteries, and the fundamental difference between the two is that the raw materials are different.
A polymer battery is one that uses polymer materials in at least one of the three major components: the positive electrode, the negative electrode, or the electrolyte. Polymer means large molecular weight, and the corresponding concept is small molecule, which has high strength, high toughness and high elasticity. At present, the polymer battery polymer materials developed are mainly used for cathodes and electrolytes.
Lithium batteries use an electrolyte (liquid or colloid), which is a medium (with a certain degree of corrosiveness) used by chemical batteries, electrolytic capacitors, etc., to provide ions for their normal operation. And guarantee that the chemical reactions that occur in the work are reversible.
Polymer batteries can be thinned, arbitrarily aread, and arbitrarily shaped because their electrolytes can be solid and gelatinous rather than liquid. The current polymer is mostly pouch batteries, using aluminum-plastic film as the shell, when the organic electrolyte is used inside, even if the liquid is very hot, it is not **, because the aluminum-plastic film polymer battery uses solid or gelatinous state without leakage, but naturally ruptures.
Because polymer batteries are made of polymer materials, they can be combined into multiple layers in the battery cells to achieve high voltage, while the nominal capacity of lithium battery cells is that in order to achieve high voltage in practical use, multiple cells need to be connected in series to form an ideal high-voltage working platform.
The above characteristics are better than polymer batteries and lithium batteries, then it must be better than polymer batteries.
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Answer: Lithium battery is a type of battery that uses a non-aqueous electrode solution with lithium metal or lithium alloy as the anode material, and was invented by Edison. The reaction equation used in the battery is: Li+MNO2=LiMnO2 The reaction is a redox reaction and discharge.
In the past, because the chemical properties of lithium metal are very active, and the processing, storage, use, and environmental requirements are very high, so lithium batteries have not been used for a long time. The difference between lithium battery and ordinary battery can be roughly analyzed from the material and energy conversion characteristics: 1. Lithium battery is a rechargeable battery made of lithium cobalt oxide as the main raw material.
It is characterized by high energy conversion, high voltage per cell, and large capacity (in the case of the same volume). It is light in size, the battery has no memory, and it is the most environmentally friendly battery at present. But it's more expensive than other batteries.
Coupled with the large energy, when in use, it is generally not possible to make a very large-capacity battery, and there is a certain danger. Of course, with the development of technology and the rationalization of protection circuits, lithium batteries have now been used in power vehicles. 2. The ordinary battery is a lead-acid battery, which is mainly made of lead plate.
This type of battery is bulky and bulky, and the battery has a memory. Lead contamination is severe. , but cheap, can make a combination battery with large capacity and high voltage.
Most of them are used in automobile ignition batteries and backup power supply in the computer room. Of course, there is also a danger of **, and the state is currently controlling the production of such batteries by small enterprises to prevent the expansion of pollution.
Question: Can the charger be universal.
Since lead-acid battery chargers are generally set to two-stage or three-stage charging mode, the voltage level of lithium batteries and lead-acid batteries does not match. There are many kinds of lithium batteries, and the battery performance and battery protection board parameters may be different.
Therefore, lithium batteries do not have a universal battery charger like lead-acid batteries. Generally speaking, lithium batteries are shipped with a dedicated charger. In order to protect the lithium battery, a special charger is required.
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Lithium batteries and polymer batteries have their own advantages, it is generally believed that polymer batteries are safer, the thinner the polymer battery, the better it is to produce, and the thicker the lithium battery, the better it is to produce, the following are some specific differences between the two:
Lithium battery is a kind of lithium metal or lithium alloy as the anode material, because the chemical characteristics of lithium metal is very active, so that the processing, storage and use of lithium metal have very high environmental requirements. The negative electrode of lithium-ion batteries is an intercalated structure material such as graphite, and lithium ions move in the positive and negative electrodes in the battery, so it is much safer than lithium batteries. Lithium-ion batteries and lithium-polymer batteries, the electrolyte of lithium-ion batteries is liquid, and the electrolyte of polymer batteries is gel or solid, which is safer.
Our lithium battery, according to the scientific name, should be called lithium secondary battery, there is a corresponding anode material, and lithium primary battery is different, the primary battery is mainly lithium as the other pole, this kind of battery generally uses liquid electrolyte, now mainly based on lipf6, liclo4 dissolved in DMC:EC(v:v=1:
1) Some of the electrolytes have also been modified, but they are still liquid batteries.
Polymer lithium battery, from the perspective of the internal material of the battery, the main internal electrolyte is the use of polymer, here is generally a gel electrolyte and a solid electrolyte. Lithium polymer battery box lithium battery is slightly different in packaging, lithium battery is generally in steel shell (18650 or button type 2320), while lithium polymer battery is packaged in aluminum-plastic packaging film, that is, pouch battery.
Of course, there are glass electrolytes composed of lithium batteries with high conductivity ceramic electrolytes such as Lipon, Nasicon, perovskite, and Lisicon, or amorphous substances.
Finally, lithium batteries can be roughly divided into two categories: lithium metal batteries and lithium-ion batteries. Lithium metal batteries are usually non-rechargeable and contain lithium in a metallic state.
Lithium-ion batteries do not contain lithium in a metallic state and are rechargeable. Lithium batteries, lithium-ion batteries, and lithium-polymer batteries are different in principle.
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Lithium batteries are better.
The specific differences are as follows:
1. The raw materials are different.
The raw material of lithium-ion batteries is electrolyte (liquid or colloidal); The raw materials of polymer lithium batteries are electrolytes, including polymer electrolytes (solid or colloidal) and organic electrolytes.
2. The security aspect is different.
Lithium-ion batteries are easy to use in high-temperature and high-pressure environments**; Polymer lithium battery uses aluminum-plastic film as the shell, and when the organic electrolyte is selected inside, even if the liquid is very hot.
3. Different shaping.
Polymer batteries can be thinned, arbitrarily aread, and arbitrarily shaped, because their electrolytes can be solid, gelatinous, and not liquid, while lithium batteries use electrolyte, which requires a sturdy shell as a secondary package to contain the electrolyte.
4. The voltage of the battery cell is different.
Because polymer batteries are made of polymer materials, they can be combined into multiple layers in the cells to reach high voltage, while the nominal capacity of lithium battery cells is that in order to reach high voltage in practical application, multiple cells need to be connected in series to form an ambitious high-voltage operation channel.
5. The manufacturing process is different.
6. Capacity. The capacity of polymer batteries has not been significantly increased, and it has been reduced compared to standard capacity lithium batteries.
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Both polymer batteries and lithium batteries are good.
Lithium batteries have long cycle life, small self-discharge, no memory effect, no pollution to the environment, and no harmful substances in lithium-ion batteries.
Polymer batteries can be made in any shape and are relatively lightweight. Because it does not contain heavy metals and has a plastic case that prevents electrolyte leakage. Good performance and safer. Solid electrolytes act like sealing gels and do not disintegrate naturally during charging.
Lithium polymer batteries are basically the same as lithium-ion batteries, except that the electrolyte is a solid polymer instead of a liquid electrolyte.
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Lithium polymer battery is a kind of lithium metal or lithium alloy as the anode material, because the chemical characteristics of lithium metal are very active, so that the processing, storage and use of lithium metal have very high environmental requirements. The difference between lithium-ion batteries and lithium-polymer batteries is that the electrolyte of lithium-ion batteries is liquid, while the electrolyte of polymer batteries is gel or solid, which is safer.
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Lithium polymer batteries are lithium-ion batteries that are all-solid-state or gel-too electrolyte. Generally, aluminum-plastic composite film is used as the packaging material. There are currently only two in the world that are true lithium polymer batteries.
One is Japan's Sony, the other is China's ATL lithium battery generally refers to an aluminum shell battery, the electrolyte is liquid, and the outer packaging material is an aluminum shell, and lithium polymer batteries are safer than lithium batteries.
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Lithium batteries are divided into liquid lithium batteries and lithium polymers. Lithium polymer batteries are an upgraded product of lithium-ion batteries. Compared with the current popular lithium-ion battery, it has the advantages of large capacity, small (thin), safety (not **) and so on.
Compared with lithium-ion batteries, lithium-polymer batteries have the following characteristics:1. There is no battery leakage problem, there is no liquid electrolyte in the battery, colloidal solids are used.
2.It can be made into thin batteries: the capacity is as thin as mm, and the thickness can be as thin as mm.
Batteries can be designed in a variety of shapes. 4.The battery will bend and deform
The maximum bending of the polymer battery can be made into a single high voltage: the liquid electrolyte battery can only obtain high voltage, and the polymer battery is connected in series with several cells. 6.
Since there is no liquid per se, it is possible to make multi-layer combinations in a single particle to achieve high voltage. 7.The capacity will be twice that of a lithium-ion battery of the same size.
Lithium polymer battery (also known as polymer lithium battery): It is a new type of battery, which has many obvious advantages such as high energy density, miniaturization, thinness, light weight, high safety and low cost. In terms of shape, lithium polymer batteries are ultra-thin and can be made into batteries of any shape and capacity to meet the needs of various products.
The minimum thickness of such a battery can reach millimeters.
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Different raw materials: the raw materials of lithium-ion batteries are electrolytes (liquid or gel); The raw materials of polymer lithium batteries are electrolytes, including polymer electrolytes (solid or colloidal) and organic electrolytes.
Different in terms of safety: lithium-ion batteries are easy to use in an environment with high temperature and high voltage; Polymer lithium battery uses aluminum-plastic film as the shell, and when the organic electrolyte is used inside, even if the liquid is very hot.
Different shapes: polymer batteries can be thin, arbitrarily aread, and arbitrarily shaped, because the electrolytic solution can be solid and gelatinous rather than liquid, while lithium batteries use electrolyte, which requires a sturdy shell as a secondary package to contain the electrolyte.
The cell voltage is different: because the polymer electric potato pool is made of polymer materials, it can be made into a multi-layer combination in the battery cell to achieve high voltage, while the nominal capacity of lithium battery cells is that in order to achieve high voltage in practical use, multiple cells need to be connected in series to form an ideal high-voltage working platform.
Capacity: The capacity of polymer batteries has not been effectively increased, and it has been reduced compared to standard capacity lithium batteries.
If this is used normally, there is nothing unsafe, but if the outside temperature is harsh or the conditions are harsh, it may cause it to be dangerous during use.
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