The difference between primary and secondary lithium batteries.

The difference between primary and secondary lithium batteries.

The present invention relates to a lithium-ion secondary battery, characterized in that the present invention relates to a lithium-ion secondary battery, characterized in that the present invention relates to a lithium-ion secondary battery. This electrode device consists of two electrodes with relative polarity and a separator. The separator comprises a porous film containing clusters of ceramic particles. This porous film is composed of clusters of particles bonded together by an adhesive. Each particle swarm is composed of sintering, or the dissolution and recrystallization of all or part of ceramic particles. This type of ceramic particle contains a ceramic material with an energy band. Each particle cluster can be grape silk or thin layer, and can be composed of layered ceramic particles in the form of scales or flakes.

Lithium ion is a type of chemical primary battery with high energy density. That is commonly known as lithium batteries. Metal lithium as a negative electrode, solid salts as electrolytes or salts dissolved in organic solvents, and metal oxides or other solid and liquid oxidants as positive electrode activators. Generally speaking, circular lithium manganese dioxide (Li/MnO2) batteries The Li/(CFx) n battery is composed of CR BR represents the type of battery, with the following numbers indicating the type of battery.