Propargyl benzenesulfonate
Propargyl benzenesulfonate improves the SEI formation process.
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214th ECS Meeting, Abstract #1204, © The Electrochemical Society
Propargyl Benzenesulfonate – A Triple-Bonded Electrolyte Additive for Electrolytes in Lithium Ion Batteries.[Reference:
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METHODS AND RESULTS:
We focused on a triple-bonded compound, Propargyl benzenesulfonate (S1), which influences the SEI formation process in ethylene carbonate, diethylene carbonate (EC/DEC)- and propylene carbonate (PC)- based electrolytes. In contrast to many other additives Propargyl benzenesulfonate decomposes in a potential range of 1200 mV to 1400 mV against Li/Li+. This fact is very meaningful because S1 provides SEI formation before we reach the edge of the potential window of carbonate based electrolytes. K. Abe et al. already investigated a compound called propargyl methanesulfonate. By the substitution of the methyl-group for a phenyl-group we found a compound which is commercially available and in the comparison cheaper. Propargyl benzenesulfonate was surveyed by cyclovoltammetry, constant current cycling and in situ Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy in a specially developed IR cell.
CONCLUSIONS:
It was concluded that Propargyl benzenesulfonate improves the SEI formation process. By the obtained IR data a possible reaction mechanism of Propargyl benzenesulfonate in the electrolyte was investigated.
