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Conductive PEDOT:PSS Aqueous Dispersion as Battery Electrode Binder, 100 g/bottle, CBEBPEDOTPSS

Conductive PEDOT:PSS Aqueous Dispersion as Battery Electrode Binder, 100 g/bottle, CBEBPEDOTPSS

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In Stock SKU: CBEBPEDOTPSS
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PEDOT:PSS is a complex of two polymers with opposite roles: (1) The "backbone" of PEDOT It is a conjugated polymer that provides the high electronic conductivity. It is naturally insoluble. (2) The "stabilizer." of PSS is a water-soluble polyelectrolyte that carries negative charges. It balances the charge of PEDOT, allowing it to stay dispersed in water as a stable colloidal solution. The oxygen atoms in the PSS chain form strong hydrogen and covalent bonds with the native SiO2 layer on silicon nanoparticles. This "chemical glue" prevents silicon from detaching and becoming "dead" during cycling. Moreover, the abundant oxygen and sulfur atoms in the PEDOT:PSS binder effectively chemisorb lithium polysulfides, physically and chemically blocking the "shuttle effect" in Li-S battery. 

Part Number

CBEBPEDOTPSS (C-BEB-PEDOT:PSS)

CAS

155090-83-8

Chemical Formula/Structure
Solid Content 
1.05 wt%
Appearance

Colorless liquid

(If customer need the other solid content or various additions into PEDOT:PSS, we can provide it upon request)

Package Size 100 g/bottle

 

Notes: Please try to store the PEDOT:PSS dispersion in a dry place (glovebox is the best option). 

References

  1. P. R. Das, et al. PEDOT: PSS as a Functional Binder for Cathodes in Lithium Ion Batteries, J. Electrochem. Soc., 2015, 162, A674.
  2. M. Dent, et al. Investigating PEDOT:PSS Binder as an Energy Extender in Sulfur Cathodes for Li–S Batteries, ACS Appl. Energy Mater. 2024, 7, 17, 7349–7361

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