Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery has the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c]1?xO2?z. M is one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti. M? is one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co. M? is a dopant different from M and M?, and x, a, b and c are expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05. The material has an unconstrained cumulative volume particle size distribution value (?0(D10P=0)), a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 200 MPa (?P(D10P=200)) and a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 300 MPa (?P(D10P=300)). When ?P(D10P=200) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 100%. When ?P(D10P=300) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 120%.

Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery has the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c]1?xO2?z. M is one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti. M? is one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co. M? is a dopant different from M and M?, and x, a, b and c are expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05. The material has an unconstrained cumulative volume particle size distribution value (?0(D10P=0)), a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 200 MPa (?P(D10P=200)) and a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 300 MPa (?P(D10P=300)). When ?P(D10P=200) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 100%. When ?P(D10P=300) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 120%.

Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery has the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c]1?xO2?z. M is one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti. M? is one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co. M? is a dopant different from M and M?, and x, a, b and c are expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05. The material has an unconstrained cumulative volume particle size distribution value (?0(D10P=0)), a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 200 MPa (?P(D10P=200)) and a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 300 MPa (?P(D10P=300)). When ?P(D10P=200) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 100%. When ?P(D10P=300) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 120%.

Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery has the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c]1?xO2?z. M is one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti. M? is one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co. M? is a dopant different from M and M?, and x, a, b and c are expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05. The material has an unconstrained cumulative volume particle size distribution value (?0(D10P=0)), a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 200 MPa (?P(D10P=200)) and a cumulative volume particle size distribution value after having been pressed at a pressure of 300 MPa (?P(D10P=300)). When ?P(D10P=200) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 100%. When ?P(D10P=300) is compared to ?0(D10P=0), the relative increase in value is less than 120%.

Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery, the material having the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c]1?xO2?z; M being either one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti, M? being either one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co, M? being a dopant different from M and M?, x, a, b and c being expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05; and wherein the powderous material is characterized by having a BET value ?0.37 m2/g, a Dmax<50 ?m, and a hardness strength index ??(P) of no more than 100%+(1?2a?b)×160% for P=200 MPa, wherein (Formula I) (I) with D 10p=0 being the D10 value of the unconstrained powder (P=0 M Pa), r°(D 10p=0) being the cumulative volume particle size distribution of the unconstrained powder at D 10p=0, and ?p(D 10p=0) being the cumulative volume particle size distribution at D10p=0 of the pressed samples with P being expressed in M Pa.

Abstract: A powderous positive electrode material for a lithium secondary battery, the material having the general formula Li1+x[Ni1?a?b?cMaM?bM?c] 1?xO2?z; M being either one or more elements of the group Mn, Zr and Ti, M? being either one or more elements of the group Al, B and Co, M? being a dopant different from M and M?, x, a, b and c being expressed in mol with ?0.02?x?0.02, 0?c?0.05, 0.10?(a+b)?0.65 and 0?z?0.05; and wherein the powderous material is characterized by having a BET value ?0.37 m2/g, a Dmax<50 ?m, and a hardness strength index ??(P) of no more than 100%+(1?2a?b)×160% for P=200 MPa, wherein (Formula I) (I) with D 10p=0 being the D10 value of the unconstrained powder (P=0 M Pa), r°(D 10p=0) being the cumulative volume particle size distribution of the unconstrained powder at D 10p=0, and ?p(D 10p=0) being the cumulative volume particle size distribution at D10p=0 of the pressed samples with P being expressed in M Pa.