Abstract: A method for producing an electrode comprising a core-shell nanocomposite material of which the core is made from silicon and the shell from carbon is provided. The method includes A) synthesising the nanocomposite material by pyrolysing a silicon core to form a core and then pyrolysing a a carbon shell precursor to form a carbon shell around the core, wherein the quantities of silicon and carbon precursor are injected in a proportion such that the mass percentage of carbon in the nanocomposite material is greater than or equal to 45%; B) dispersing the nanocomposite material synthesised in step A) in a solvent to form an ink; C) applying this ink to a support intended to form an electricity collector; D) eliminating the solvent from the ink applied to the support in step C) to obtain the electrode; E) pressing or calendaring the electrode.

Abstract: A method of producing a silicon/carbon composite material which includes the following successive steps: providing a silicon/polymer composite material from silicon particles and a carbonaceous polymer compound, precursor of carbon and able to be cross-linked, performing at least partial cross-linking of the polymer of the silicon/polymer composite material so as to obtain a cross-linked silicon/polymer composite material, the polymer having a cross-linking rate greater than or equal to 50% and, pyrolyzing the cross-linked silicon/polymer composite material until said silicon/carbon composite material is obtained.

Abstract: This current collector for a lithium electrochemical accumulator includes an electronically-insulating viscoelastic foam associated with an electroconductive polymer film.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a secondary battery electrode including the steps of: depositing an ink including at least one active electrode material, on a substrate; drying the ink; depositing a protection layer on the previously dried ink; and calendering the electrode thus formed.

Abstract: This current collector for a lithium electrochemical accumulator includes an electronically-insulating viscoelastic foam associated with an electroconductive polymer film.

Abstract: A method for producing an electrode comprising a core-shell nanocomposite material of which the core is made from silicon and the shell from carbon is provided. The method includes A) synthesising the nanocomposite material by pyrolysing a silicon core to form a core and then pyrolysing a carbon shell precursor to form a carbon shell around the core, wherein the quantities of silicon and carbon precursor are injected in a proportion such that the mass percentage of carbon in the nanocomposite material is greater than or equal to 45%; B) dispersing the nanocomposite material synthesised in step A) in a solvent to form an ink; C) applying this ink to a support intended to form an electricity collector; D) eliminating the solvent from the ink applied to the support in step C) to obtain the electrode; E) pressing or calendaring the electrode.

Abstract: A method of producing a silicon/carbon composite material which includes the following successive steps: providing a silicon/polymer composite material from silicon particles and a carbonaceous polymer compound, precursor of carbon and able to be cross-linked, performing at least partial cross-linking of the polymer of the silicon/polymer composite material so as to obtain a cross-linked silicon/polymer composite material, the polymer having a cross-linking rate greater than or equal to 50% and, pyrolysing the cross-linked silicon/polymer composite material until said silicon/carbon composite material is obtained.

Abstract: The invention relates to a silicon/carbon composite material, to a method for the synthesis thereof and to the use of such a material. The silicon/carbon composite material is formed by an aggregate of silicon particles and of carbon particles, in which the silicon particles and the carbon particles are dispersed. The carbon particles are formed by at least three different carbon types, a first type of carbon being selected from among non-porous spherical graphites, a second type of carbon being selected from among non-spherical graphites and a third type of carbon being selected from among porous electronically-conductive carbons. The first and second carbon types each have a mean particle size ranging between 0.1 ?m and 100 ?m and the third carbon type has a mean particle size smaller than or equal to 100 nanometers.

Abstract: Composition for the manufacture of composite electrodes usable in electrochemical devices and comprising at least: (i) one lithium insertion material; (ii) one electronic conducting material; (iii) one amino-functional cationic polyelectrolyte; (iv) water.

Abstract: The invention related to a liquid electrolyte for a lithium battery comprising a lithium salt dissolved in a mixture of three non-aqueous organic solvents. This mixture consists of: 33% to 49 volume % of propylene carbonate, 33% to 49 volume % of diethyl carbonate, and 2% to 34 volume % of ethyl acetate. The liquid electrolyte is in particular suitable for a lithium battery based on the LiFePO4/Li4Ti5O-12 pair or derivatives thereof, these materials being the respective active materials of the positive and negative electrodes. Such a lithium battery in fact has the advantage of operating in power, over a wide temperature range, while at the same time preserving a low self-discharge capacity.

Abstract: A dispersion comprises at least one aqueous solvent, a lithium and titanium mixed oxide such as Li4Ti5O12 and an organic binder comprising a starch-type polysaccharide. The starch-type polysaccharide comprises amylose and amylopectin, with a ratio between the weight proportion of amylose and the weight proportion of amylopectin that is less than or equal to 25%. Such a dispersion can be used to achieve a lithium storage battery electrode.

Abstract: Composition for the manufacture of composite electrodes usable in electrochemical devices and comprising at least: (i) one lithium insertion material; (ii) one electronic conducting material; (iii) one amino-functional cationic polyelectrolyte; (iv) water.

Abstract: This glass-metal penetration is made from glass, a metal pin and a body. The glass is of the TA23 type and the pin is made using solid platinum/iridium (90/10).

Abstract: This glass-metal penetration is made from glass, a metal pin and a body. The glass is of the TA23 type and the pin is made using solid platinum/iridium (90/10).

Abstract: A dispersion comprises at least one aqueous solvent, a lithium and titanium mixed oxide such as Li4Ti5O12 and an organic binder comprising a starch-type polysaccharide. The starch-type polysaccharide comprises amylose and amylopectin, with a ratio between the weight proportion of amylose and the weight proportion of amylopectin that is less than or equal to 25%. Such a dispersion can be used to achieve a lithium storage battery electrode.

Abstract: A lithium storage cell comprises at least a first electrode comprising an active material wherein Li+ cations can be inserted, a second electrode and an electrolyte. The active material of the first electrode comprises a linear condensed compound comprising at least two tetrahedra, respectively of AO4 and A?O4 type, bonded by a common oxygen atom. A transition metal ion M2+ with a degree of oxidation of +2 selected from the group consisting of Ni2+, Co2+, Mn2+, Fe2+ and Ti2+ is inserted in the linear condensed compound, and the ratio between the number of Li+ cations able to be inserted in the active material and the number of transition metal ions M2+ is strictly greater than 1. A and A? are selected from the group consisting of P5+, Si4+, Al3+, S6+, Ge4+, B3+.