CN1302570C - Green energy-storing thin-film battery and producing method thereof - Google Patents
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本发明涉及一种新的薄膜电池及其制备方法。它基于金属铝与碘构置成薄膜储能系统。该薄膜电池能够提供低的电流密度在μA/cm2数量级范围，放电平台在400mV～1000mV。放电容量在100～102μAh/cm2。I2/Al薄膜电池能够大规模的制备，且方法简单。由于Al的轻质量，无毒，廉价等优点，I2/Al薄膜电池与其它电池相比，具有低成本，使用安全与环境友好等特点。特别适合于用作起搏器、智能卡、可移植医学的器件、微机械系统(MEMS)中的电源。如果将各种单一薄膜电池进行并联或串联形成一个电源，能够提供大的电流与高的能量，可以有更广泛的应用。The invention relates to a new thin film battery and its preparation method. It is based on metal aluminum and iodine to form a thin film energy storage system. The thin-film battery can provide a low current density in the range of μA/cm 2 , and the discharge platform is in the range of 400mV-1000mV. The discharge capacity is between 10 0 and 10 2 μAh/cm 2 . The I 2 /Al thin film battery can be prepared on a large scale, and the method is simple. Due to the advantages of light weight, non-toxicity and low cost of Al, compared with other batteries, I 2 /Al thin film battery has the characteristics of low cost, safe use and environmental friendliness. It is especially suitable for use as a power source in pacemakers, smart cards, devices for implantable medicine, and micromechanical systems (MEMS). If various single thin-film batteries are connected in parallel or in series to form a power supply, it can provide large current and high energy, and can have wider applications.
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Technical Field
The present invention has for the first time discovered thin film batteries based on aluminum and iodine. Because the materials are green materials, the preparation method of the thin film battery is simple, and the thin film battery can replace other current batteries.
Background
With the miniaturization of electronic devices, in particular as power sources in pacemakers, smart cards, medical-implantable devices, micromechanical systems (MEMS), various thin-film batteries are required to match the miniaturization of these devices. Typically, a thin film battery includes a cathodic current collector, a cathode, an electrolyte, an anode, an anodic current collector, and even a protection. They are constructed on a substrate. Therefore, it is very complicated to manufacture a thin film battery, which increases the cost of their application. Much effort has been focused on designing new thin film batteries, particularly in the new century, with a dramatic increase in energy requirements, and designing and developing new environmentally friendly power sources would be a very important technical challenge.
Iodine-based cathode materials have attracted attention in the field of energy storage. Li/Al batteries were first prepared in 1972 and applied to implantable medical devices. The formation of a thin film layer of LiI in real time is used as an electrolyte. Another reported silver/iodine cell is a special silver ion cell, AgI or its mixture as silver ion solid electrolyte.
The thin film batteries have the disadvantages of complex preparation process and high cost.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a green energy storage thin film battery with simple preparation method, low cost and excellent electrochemical performance and a preparation method thereof.
The invention provides a green energy storage thin film battery, which is an aluminum iodine battery, and takes aluminum as an anode, iodine as a cathode and hydrate or solution of aluminum iodide as electrolyte. Because of the strong water absorption of aluminum iodide, aluminum iodide is very easy to hydrate in the air, and an electrode layer is formed.
The invention provides a novel energy storage system, namely a discharge unit is formed by iodine and cheap aluminum.
The aluminum-iodine thin film battery provided by the invention can be prepared by a very simple gas-solid reaction method. It avoids the complex processing process of the traditional battery preparation. The preparation cost is reduced. The preparation method comprises the following specific steps:
iodine is placed in a glass container and an aluminum sheet or film is contacted with iodine vapor. For example, in an iodine-filled glass bottle neck, the surface of the aluminum is facing the iodine. Sublimating iodine at room temperature (10-40 ℃) or under a heating condition, wherein iodine vapor contacts the surface of aluminum, and a simple gas-solid reaction occurs: and reactingfor 3-15 hours, taking out the sample, and placing in the air for 2-6 hours to obtain the needed aluminum iodide thin-film battery.
The surface of the battery film prepared by the invention can be observed by a scanning electron microscope and characterized by electron loss spectroscopy (EDX). As a result, the surface of the thin film battery was found to be very smooth. The EDX result shows that the surface of the film has Al, I, H and O element composition.
Determined by X-ray diffractometer (Rigata/Max-C). The X-ray diffraction pattern shows that the diffraction peaks of the iodine and the aluminum are obtained.
The properties of the thin film battery were measured by the electrochemical workstation Chi660 a. The non-iodinated aluminum metal is connected with iodine on the surface, or other conductive films are attached on the iodine films. The open circuit potential is between 400mV and 1000 mV. The polarization test result shows that the thin film battery can provide low current density at mu A/cm2An order of magnitude. The discharge test result shows that the discharge capacity is 100～102μAh/cm2An order of magnitude range.
These results indicate that the aluminum-iodine thin film battery is a cheap green energy storage battery. The preparation method of the aluminum-iodine thin film battery is simple and easy for large-scale production. The aluminum and the iodine are very cheap, and the method is environment-friendly. It is especially suitable for use as the power source of pacemaker, intelligent card, implantable medical device and micro mechanical system. And various single thin film batteries can be connected in parallel or in series to form a power supply to form a large discharge current or high-power supply, thereby providing large current and high energy.
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Example 1
A thin film of aluminum (approximately 300nm) was evaporated onto a silicon wafer and placed in an iodine-containing glass vial with the aluminum surface facing the iodine. Leaving a portion of the aluminum free from iodine vapor. At room temperature (10-40 ℃), iodine vapor contacts the aluminum surface and a simple gas-solid reaction occurs: . After 3-12 hours, the sample was removed and left in the air for 2-4 hours.
The electrochemical workstation Chi660a measures the properties of the thin film system. The non-iodinated aluminum metal is connected with iodine on the surface, or other conductive films are attached on the iodine films. The surface area of the film was 1 cm square. The open circuit potential is between 640mV and 1000 mV. On the order of 0.1 mua of the discharge current. The discharge capacity was 25. mu. Ah.
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1. A green energy-storage thin-film battery is characterized in that aluminum is used as an anode, iodine is used as a cathode, and hydrate or solution of aluminum iodide is used as electrolyte.
2. The thin film battery of claim 1, wherein the current density of the thin film battery is μ A/cm2The order range, the open-circuit potential is 400 mV-1000mV, and the discharge capacity is 100～102μAh/cm2。
3. The preparation method of the thin film battery as claimed in claim 1, which comprises the following steps: placing iodine in a glass container, contacting an aluminum sheet or an aluminum film with iodine vapor, sublimating the iodine at room temperature or under a heating condition, contacting the iodine vapor with the surface of the aluminum, reacting for 3-15 hours, taking out a sample, and placing in the air for 2-6 hours to obtain the required aluminum iodide film battery.
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