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Lithium-Sulfur Battery: Design, Characterization, and Physically-based Modeling

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However, the cell voltage E(q) and even the open-circuit voltage E0 (q) are not intrin- sic functions of the cathode active material. Instead, they depend on the electrode’s microstructure as well as the electrolyte and counter electrode used. Therefore, it is reasonable for different authors to report significantly different (practical) energy densities wexp < wmax. That leaves two options for the definition of the SoC of a battery. According to the experimental definition, 100 % corresponds to the state at the end of charge and 0 % to the end of discharge. According to the theoretical definition, 100% corresponds to the situation where all accessible sulfur in the cell is present in the form of S8, whereas 0 % corresponds to the situation where all accessible sulfur is present as Li2S. Here, accessible means that the sulfur is present in a form which can be transformed into S8 by means of (electro-)chemical reactions in the cell. While the latter is a more fundamental definition, it implies that the SoC will never be exactly 100% or 0%, since, for example, some sulfur will always be dissolved in the electrolyte. To avoid confusion, the latter definition is chosen in this work throughout. Finally, the cell’s SoH is unanimously defined as the fraction of the initial capacity that is still available at a given time. Table A.2: Maximum theoretical specific capacity and specific energy of various mate- rials. See also Ref. [1], Tab. V. Annotations: aestimate, actual ∆G varies with SoC, see Ref. [301]; bexcl. product water. chemistry Be + 12 O2 􏰒 BeO 2Li+O2 􏰒Li2O2 2 Li + 18 S8 􏰒 Li2S Al+43O2+32H2O+􏰒 Al(OH)3 Li + CoO2 􏰒 LiCoO2 Li + LiFePO4 􏰒 LiFePO4 12 Pb + 12 PbO2 + H2SO4 􏰒 PbSO4 + H2O M z g·mol−1 25.01 2 45.88 2 45.95 2 78.00 3 97.87 1 157.76 1 303.26b 2 ∆G qmax wmax MJ·mol−1 Ah·kg−1 kWh·kg−1 0.609 2143 6.76 0.644 1168 3.9 0.441 1166 2.67 1.272 1030 4.5 0.201a 273 0.57a 0.352a 170 0.62a 0.088 177 0.08 147

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