Li-Protect – Chemical overcharge protection for lithium-ion batteries

Scientists at the Westphalian Wilhelms University of Muenster and the Jacobs University Bremen have identified and synthesized substances that prevent an overload of lithium-ion batteries.

These substances are simply added to the electrolyte. From a determined charge potential, e.g. the overcharge potential of its lithium-ion battery, Li-Protect acts as a chemical overload protection and is decomposed before the overpotential may cause overheating of the battery. The accumulator is thus protected from overheating and explosion because of the chemical additive in the electrolyte. Li-Protect includes NCN carbene, which prevents the critical voltage increase e.g. more than 4.6 V at excessive charge potential. In contrast to most commercially available additives, Li-Protect does not influence the properties of the battery in normal operation. There is, for example, no oxidative decomposition. No higher potential in the normal charging process can be achieved. Commercial Opportunities: Lithium-ion batteries are widely used as mobile energy storage. Due to improper operation, the accumulator can be irreparably damaged. Li-Protect prevents overcharging and the consequences of over-voltage and makes the lithium battery safer.

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