Description
Book SynopsisEnergy storage material is a hot topic in material science and chemistry. During the past decade, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has emerged as a powerful tool to aid understanding of the working and failing mechanisms of energy storage materials and devices. The aim of this book is to introduce the use of NMR methods for investigating electrochemical storage materials and devices. Presenting a comprehensive overview of NMR spectroscopy and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) on energy storage materials, the book will include the theory of paramagnetic interactions and relevant calculation methods, a number of specific NMR approaches developed in the past decade for battery materials (e.g. in situ, ex situ NMR, MRI, DNP, 2D NMR, NMR dynamics) and case studies on a variety of related materials. Helping both NMR spectroscopists entering the field of batteries and battery specialists seeking diagnostic methods for material and device degradation, it is written by leading authorities from international research groups in this field.
Table of ContentsNMR Principles of Paramagnetic Materials; The Methodology of Electrochemical In Situ NMR and MRI; Dealing with Quadrupolar Nuclei in Paramagnetic Systems; Dynamic Nuclear Polarisation Enhanced NMR; Oxide-based Cathode Materials for Li-and Na-ion Batteries; NMR Studies on Polyanion-type Cathode Materials for LIBs/NIBs; Intercalation and Alloying Anode Materials for Rechargeable Li/Na Batteries; Electrolyte Evolution and SEI Interfaces; NMR Studies of Oxide-type Solid State Electrolytes in All Solid State Batteries; Organic and Organic–Inorganic Composite Solid Electrolytes; Sulfide-based Electrolytes in Solid State Batteries; NMR Characterization of Super-capacitors; Characterising Non-aqueous Metal–Air Batteries Using NMR Spectroscopy; Electrocatalyst and Electrode Reactions in Fuel Cells; Surface Structures and Their Reactions in Transition Metal Oxides; In Situ NMR Techniques for Li-ion Batteries; Stray Field Imaging for High Resolution In Situ Analysis of Lithium-ion Batteries
