How to Mix Electrolyte for Sodium-ion Coin Cells

[@erickquispe8341]

Excellent video.

[@balav677]

Thanks for the video. How long will it take EC to melt to liquid form at 45 C??

[@balav677]

Also, do your lab has any training for someone, who is starting their research on NIBs?? Thanks

[@omsingharjit]

What !! If Ethylene Carbonate is solid in room temperature how can you use it as Liquid electrolyte in Battery that operates at room temperature ? You are also heating it but what after that are you also Mixing DMC as solvent with Ethylene Carbonate electrolyte?

[@teknosql4740]

What you need to know is there is material called 'ionic liquid" its originally two or more solid material than if two mix automaticly become liquid

[@omsingharjit]

@@teknosql4740 let me try.... It's called Deep eutectic system.

[@himanichoudhary463]

can ypu please explain hiw much you take ?

[@시루-q6i]

I enjoyed the video. Are organic solvents used without further purification? Or, did you use anhydrous solvent?

[@SPECIFICIKC]

Thank you. I used anhydrous solvents, which are usually indicated by suppliers as “H2O

[@kalaiarasi137]

Pls also demonstrate ur way of coin cell assembly

[@ravikalmath6549]

I enjoyed this video 1 M Sodium Perchlorate liquid (NaClO4) also we can useble mam?

[@rameshkaushik3530]

Please suggest any powder which can be used to convert acid h2so4 battery to gell battery.

[@SPECIFICIKC]

Sorry, I haven’t used H2SO4 in a battery before, and we haven’t worked on gel electrolytes.