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NaOTf (Sodium Triflate, 99.9%) Powder as Electrolyte Salt for Sodium-Ion Battery, 25 g/bottle, CSIBESNaOTf

NaOTf (Sodium Triflate, 99.9%) Powder as Electrolyte Salt for Sodium-Ion Battery, 25 g/bottle, CSIBESNaOTf

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In Stock SKU: CSIBESNaOTf
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NaOTf (Sodium Triflate, NaCF3SO3, is an advanced electrolyte salt that is highly valued for its excellent stability and conductivity in high-performance sodium-ion batteries (SIBs). NaOTf salt has the following features:

(1) High Chemical Stability: NaOTf exhibits excellent chemical stability and is highly resistant to hydrolysis (reaction with water). Unlike NaPF6, which produces highly corrosive HF gas when it encounters trace moisture, NaOTf does not. This enhanced stability improves the shelf life and safety of the electrolyte.

(2) Solid-State and Polymer Electrolytes: NaOTf is frequently the salt of choice for Polymer Electrolyte Membranes (PEMs), such as those based on polyethylene oxide (PEO). Its structural compatibility and stability make it well-suited for these non-liquid battery systems.

Part Number

CSIBESNaOTf (C-SIB-ES-NaOTf)

Chemical Formula

NaCF3SO3

Appearance

White Powder

 Purity

99.9% (Battery Grade)

Molecular Weight 172.06 g/mol
Package Size 25 g/bottle

 

Notes: Please store the NaOTf powder in the glovebox due to its sensitivity to humidity and oxygen 

References

  1. Y. Li, et al. Impact of Electrolyte Salts on Na Storage Performance for High-Surface-Area Carbon Anodes, ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 2021, 13, 41, 48745–48752.
  2. K. Li, et al. Effect of anion identity on ion association and dynamics of sodium ions in non-aqueous glyme based electrolytes—OTf vs TFSI, J. Chem. Phys. 2021, 154, 184505

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