5. Batteries with lithium metal anode and liquid electrolyte
The first lithium-anode battery on the market dates back to the 1980s. Figure
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shows an exploded view. The electrodes and separator are spiral-wound thin foils. The anode is lithium metal, the cathode based on molybdenum sulfide, the electrolyte is a solution of LiAsF
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in propylene carbonate. The charge-discharge process is based on the insertion-disinsertion of the lithium ion into the molybdenum sulfide, in accordance with a reaction comparable to
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Batteries with lithium metal anode and liquid electrolyte