Introducing lignin as a binder material for the aqueous production

By enabling water-based cathode processing, the energy-intensive N-methyl-2-pyrrolidone (NMP) recovery step can be eliminated, reducing the cost and environmental impact of LIBs. Aqueous processing of high capacity Ni-containing LiNixMn1−x−yCoyO2 (NMC) cathodes is problematic due to lithium-ion(Li+) leaching

When the NMC material is exposed to water Li⁺ starts leaching out from

Cellulose molecular structure. Red: oxygen atoms; white: hydrogen

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