Development of Negative Electrode for Calcium Ion Battery Using Marimo Nano Carbon
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The problem of calcium-ion batteries (CIBs) using graphite electrodes is that the charge/discharge capacity cannot be sufficiently obtained due to the poor reactivity of Ca2+. In this study, we investigated Marimo Nano Carbon (MNC) as a new negative electrode material for CIBs. MNC was an aggregate of carbon nanofilaments (CNFs) and it was synthesized by decomposition of ethylene using oxidized diamond-supported Pd catalyst. When the charge and discharge capacity using MNC as negative electrode was larger than that of the natural graphite. In addition, the intercalation of Ca2+ between the graphene layers was confirmed by XRD measurement.
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