PAN (Polyacrylonitrile) Aqueous Dispersion (LA133) as Battery Electrode Binder, 200 g/bottle, CBEBPAN
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Aqueous PAN-based binders are typically copolymers designed to combine the mechanical strength of PAN with the water-solubility of acrylic or amide groups. The nitrile groups in PAN have a strong dipole moment. While PAA relies on hydrogen bonding, PAN-based binders use dipole-dipole interactions and specific chemical affinities to stay attached to the silicon and the copper current collector.
The PAN Component: Provides high polarity and electrochemical stability. The nitrile groups (-C-N) provide strong interaction with the electrolyte, facilitating Li-ion transport. The "Aqueous" Component: Monomers like Acrylic Acid or Acrylamide are added to the chain. These introduce carboxyl (-COOH) or amide groups that allow the polymer to be processed in distilled water.
Moreover, PAN is a well-known host for Gel Polymer Electrolytes. In a binder form, it swells slightly in the liquid electrolyte, creating a "nano-highway" for lithium ions. This reduces the internal resistance of the cell, allowing for better C-rate performance (faster charging).
| Part Number |
CBEBPAN (C-BEB-PAN) |
| CAS |
25014-41-9 |
| Chemical Formula |
(C3H3N)n ![]() |
| Appearance |
Milk white dispersion |
| Size |
D50: 0.72 um |
| Solid Content |
15.1% |
| Dispersion Viscosity |
5350 cP (40°C) |
| pH |
8.2 |
| Package Size | 200 g/bottle |
Notes: Please try to store the PAN aqueous dispersion liquid in a dry place (glovebox is the best option).
References:
- L. Luo, et al. Comprehensive Understanding of High Polar Polyacrylonitrile as an Effective Binder for Li-Ion Battery Nano-Si Anodes, ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 2016, 8, 12, 8154–8161.
- Y. Chen, et al. Insight into Superior Electrochemical Performance of 4.5 V High-Voltage LiCoO2 Using a Robust Polyacrylonitrile Binder, ACS Appl. Energy Mater. 2022, 5, 3, 3072–3080.
