Lithium-ion battery - Revision history

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A few examples for different lithium-ion batteries are: lithium titanate batteries (LTO), lithium- cobaltdioxid batteries (LCO), lithium-manganese batteries(LMO, LNMO), lithium-polymer batteries, lithium-iron phosphate batteries (LFP), lithium-air batteries or tin-sulphur-lithium-ion batteries.

The positive electrode of a lithium-ion battery usallay consists of lithium alloys or lithium-metal oxides. The negative electrode consists of graphite, silicon or lithium-titanates.

Electrolytes are liquid and often organic. They can also exist in a (nearly) solid state through gelation. Since lithium is rather reaktive, e.g. with water, aqueous electrolytes cannot be used.

Li-ion batteries are mainly used for portable divices with a high demand for energy like laptops, cameras, mobile phones etc. They are also used in the field of electromobility for pedelecs, e-cars or hybrid cars.
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 The positive electrode of a  lithium-ion battery usallay consists of lithium alloys or lithium-metal oxides. The negative electrode consists of graphite, silicon or lithium-titanates.
-Electrolytes are liquid and often organic. They can also exist in a (nearly) solid state through gelation. Since lithium is rather reactive, e.g. with water, aqueous electrolytes cannot be used.
+Electrolytes are liquid and often organic. They can also exist in a (nearly) solid state through gelation. Since lithium is rather reactive with water aqueous electrolytes cannot be used.
 Li-ion batteries are mainly used for portable divices with a high demand for energy like laptops, cameras, mobile phones etc. They are also used in the field of electromobility for pedelecs, e-cars or hybrid cars.
 |Sources=https://www.enargus.de/pub/bscw.cgi/d1710512-2/*/*/Li-Ionen-Akkumulator.html?op=Wiki.getwiki&search=carbon
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