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Who introduced LiCoO2 (LCO) as the first commercially successful form of layered transition metal oxide cathodes?

A

Goodenough

LiCoO2 was originally commercialized by SONY and is still widely used in commercial Li-ion batteries.

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What are the two main issues with LiCoO2 (LCO)?

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  • Cost and toxicity of Co
  • Capacity not high enough (140 mAh/g)

The capacity of LiCoO2 is only half of its theoretical capacity.

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What is the theoretical specific capacity of LiCoO2?

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273.85 mAh g-1

Typically, only 0.5 Li can be removed due to safety/stability issues.

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List the materials in use for lithium secondary batteries.

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  • LiCoO2 (cathode)
  • Cu (current collector)

These materials are essential components in the construction of lithium-ion batteries.

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What is the cost of Cobalt (Co) per ton?

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41,850 US$/ton

Cobalt is one of the more expensive materials used in lithium-ion batteries.

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What is the cost of Iron (Fe) per ton?

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135 US$/ton

Iron is significantly cheaper compared to cobalt.

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What is the cost of Nickel (Ni) per ton?

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12,350 US$/ton

Nickel is another material used in lithium secondary batteries.

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What is the cost of Manganese (Mn) per ton?

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2,770 US$/ton

Manganese is used in various battery technologies.

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What is the cost of Copper (Cu) per ton?

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28 US$/ton

Copper is used as a current collector in lithium-ion batteries.

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What is the cost of Sulfur (S) per ton?

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564 US$/ton

Sulfur is also considered in battery materials but is less common than other materials.

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