In this paper, the capacity titration technique （CT technique） was developed on basis of the RPG （ratio of potentio-charge capacity to galvano-charge capacity） method to continuously determine the solid diffusion ...In this paper, the capacity titration technique （CT technique） was developed on basis of the RPG （ratio of potentio-charge capacity to galvano-charge capacity） method to continuously determine the solid diffusion coefficient D of the intercalary species within insertion-host materials with a small voltage region. The linear equations of D vs. q （value of ratio of the potentio-charge capacity to the galvano-charge capacity） were given in different range of q. By the CT technique,the Li^＋ solid diffusion coefficients D within LiMn2O4 at different voltages were determined. The results showed that the values of D varied from 3.447×10^-9 cm^2/s to 7.60×10^-11 cm^2/s in the voltage range of charge from 3.3V to 4.3V as a function of voltage with “W” shape.展开更多
Experiments on the solid-state reaction between iron ore particles and MgO were performed to investigate the coating mechanism of MgO on the iron ore particles＇ surface during fluidized bed reduction. MgO powders and...Experiments on the solid-state reaction between iron ore particles and MgO were performed to investigate the coating mechanism of MgO on the iron ore particles＇ surface during fluidized bed reduction. MgO powders and iron ore particles were mixed and compressed into briquettes and, subsequently, roasted at different temperatures and for different time periods. A Mg-containing layer was observed on the outer edge of the iron ore particles when the roasting temperature was greater than 1173 K. The concentration of Fe in the Mg-containing layer was evenly distributed and was approximately 10wt%, regardless of the temperature change. Boundary layers of Mg and Fe were observed outside of the iron ore particles. The change in concentration of Fe in the boundary layers was simulated using a gas–solid diffusion model, and the diffusion coefficients of Fe and Mg in these layers at different temperatures were calculated. The diffusion activation energies of Fe and Mg in the boundary layers in these experiments were evaluated to be approximately 176 and 172 k J/mol, respectively.展开更多
基金This work was supported by NNSF of China(No.20406024)the Postdoctoral Science Foundation of Central South University(No.76600).
文摘In this paper, the capacity titration technique （CT technique） was developed on basis of the RPG （ratio of potentio-charge capacity to galvano-charge capacity） method to continuously determine the solid diffusion coefficient D of the intercalary species within insertion-host materials with a small voltage region. The linear equations of D vs. q （value of ratio of the potentio-charge capacity to the galvano-charge capacity） were given in different range of q. By the CT technique,the Li^＋ solid diffusion coefficients D within LiMn2O4 at different voltages were determined. The results showed that the values of D varied from 3.447×10^-9 cm^2/s to 7.60×10^-11 cm^2/s in the voltage range of charge from 3.3V to 4.3V as a function of voltage with “W” shape.
基金supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities (FRF-TP-15-009A2)the Project Funded by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (2015M570931)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Fund Project of China (91534121)the National Major Scientific Instruments Special Plan (2011YQ12003907)
文摘Experiments on the solid-state reaction between iron ore particles and MgO were performed to investigate the coating mechanism of MgO on the iron ore particles＇ surface during fluidized bed reduction. MgO powders and iron ore particles were mixed and compressed into briquettes and, subsequently, roasted at different temperatures and for different time periods. A Mg-containing layer was observed on the outer edge of the iron ore particles when the roasting temperature was greater than 1173 K. The concentration of Fe in the Mg-containing layer was evenly distributed and was approximately 10wt%, regardless of the temperature change. Boundary layers of Mg and Fe were observed outside of the iron ore particles. The change in concentration of Fe in the boundary layers was simulated using a gas–solid diffusion model, and the diffusion coefficients of Fe and Mg in these layers at different temperatures were calculated. The diffusion activation energies of Fe and Mg in the boundary layers in these experiments were evaluated to be approximately 176 and 172 k J/mol, respectively.
