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Abstract
Uppfinningen består i syntes och användning av kompositer av elektroaktiva polymerer med lignin och derivat av lignin vilka är redoxaktiva. Kompositerna framställes genom elektrokemisk eller kemisk polymerisation av konjugerade monomerer i närvaro av lignin eller ligninderivat, och användes för lagring av laddning och energi i elektrokemiska system.The invention consists in the synthesis and use of composites of electroactive polymers with lignin and derivatives of lignin which are redox active. The composites are prepared by electrochemical or chemical polymerization of conjugated monomers in the presence of lignin or lignin derivatives, and are used for storage of charge and energy in electrochemical systems.
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Den elektrokemiska tillgängligheten hos kinongruppen i kompositrnaterialet kan modifieras med hjälp av materialets stökiometri och nanostruktur. Ett cykliskt voltammogram (fig.2) visar hur tillgängligheten ökar med ökande antal cykler. The electrochemical availability of the quinone group in the composite material can be modified using the stoichiometry and nanostructure of the material. A cyclic voltammogram (fi g.2) shows how availability increases with increasing number of cycles.
Koncentrationen av kinonen kommer också att vara beroende av den biologiska ursprunget till ligninet och dess processing; detta påverkar laddningskapaciteten.The concentration of the quinone will also depend on the biological origin of the lignin and its processing; this affects the charging capacity.
Materialen kan bildas genom elektrokemisk eller kemisk oxidation av den konjugerade monomer som bildar en konjugerad polymer, i närvaro av ett ligninderivat. Oxidationen kan ske vid fix potential eller strömtäthet, eller genom att förändra dessa parametrar i pulser eller i svep.The materials can be formed by electrochemical or chemical oxidation of the conjugated monomer forming a conjugated polymer, in the presence of a lignin derivative. The oxidation can take place at fi x potential or current density, or by changing these parameters in pulses or in sweeps.
Oxidation kan också ske på kemisk väg, exempelvis genom tillsats av den klassiska oxidanten Fey", eller med hjälp av katalytiska mängder av Fe3+ i kombination med en primär oxidant i överskott. Detta sker i närvaro av ligninderivat.Oxidation can also take place chemically, for example by the addition of the classical oxidant Fey ", or by means of catalytic amounts of Fe3 + in combination with a primary oxidant in excess. This takes place in the presence of lignin derivatives.
De syntetiserade materialen kan användas som elektroder fór laddnings och energilagring i superkondensatorer, sekundära batterier och andra elektrokemiska anordningar. I dessa tillämpningar befinner sig elektroderna i kontakt med en elektrolyt, i form av vätska eller fast substans, med förmåga att leda joner. Beroende på den elektrokemiska reaktion som skall utnyttjas kan detta vara vattenbaserade elektrolyter, organiska elektrolyter, joniska vätskor, fasta polymera jonledare, joniska glaser.The synthesized materials can be used as electrodes for charging and energy storage in supercapacitors, secondary batteries and other electrochemical devices. In these applications, the electrodes are in contact with an electrolyte, in the form of a liquid or solid, capable of conducting ions. Depending on the electrochemical reaction to be utilized, these may be aqueous electrolytes, organic electrolytes, ionic liquids, solid polymeric ion conductors, ionic glasses.
Exempel 1. Lignosulfonat från mjuka nordiska träslag (tall) (MW 48,000) upplöses i 0.04 M LiBF4 i en koncentration av 2 g/L och 0.5 ml pyrrol tillsättes.Example 1. Lignosulfonate from soft Nordic woods (pine) (MW 48,000) is dissolved in 0.04 M LiBF4 at a concentration of 2 g / L and 0.5 ml pyrrole is added.
Polymerisation av pyrrol på en platinaelektrod gav en svart elektroaktiv produkt. 2. Lignosulfonat fiån mjuka nordiska träslag (tall) (MW 48,000) upplöses i 0.1 M HClO i en koncentration av 5 g/L och 0.5 ml pyrrol tillsättes.Polymerization of pyrrole on a platinum electrode gave a black electroactive product. 2. Lignosulfonate from soft Nordic woods (pine) (MW 48,000) is dissolved in 0.1 M HClO at a concentration of 5 g / L and 0.5 ml pyrrole is added.
Elektrokemisk syntes sker via galvanostatisk polarisering vid 25 mA/dmz, och en film deponeras på elektroden. Efier avsköljning i destillerat vatten överfóres elektroden till 0.1 M HClO . Genom cyklisk voltammetri mellan 0 och 0.8 V vs Ag/AgCl utvecklas redoxsignaturema fiån kinongrupper. Den specifika kapaciteten i materialet var 65 mAh/g.Electrochemical synthesis takes place via galvanostatic polarization at 25 mA / dmz, and one m lm is deposited on the electrode. After rinsing in distilled water, the electrode is transferred to 0.1 M HClO. Through cyclic voltammetry between 0 and 0.8 V vs Ag / AgCl, the redox signatures develop from quinone groups. The specific capacity of the material was 65 mAh / g.
Kvoten mellan injicerad laddning vid polymerisation och deponerat material var 5.2 104 g/C vid denna syntes. Mikro och nanostrukturl material visas i Figur E 1. Elektrokemisk karakterisering av materialet visas i figur E2-E4. 3. Natriumsalt av lignosulfonat fi'ån hårda träslag (MW 5,500) upplöses i 0.1 M HClO i en koncentration av 5 g/L och 0.5 ml pyrrol tillsättes. Elektrokemisk syntes sker via galvanostatisk polarisering vid 25 mA/dmz, och en film deponeras på elektroden. Efter avsköljning I destillerat vatten överiöres elektroden till 0.1 M HClO . Genom cyklisk voltammetri mellan 0 och 0.8 V vs Ag/AgCl utvecklas redoxsignaturema från kinongrupper. Den specifika kapaciteten i materialet var 58 mAh/g. 4. Kalciumsalt av lignosulfonat från mjuka nordiska träslag (tall) (MW 48,000) upplöses i 0.1 M HClO i en koncentration av 5 g/L och 0.5 ml pyrrol tillsättes. Elektrokemisk syntes sker via galvanostatisk polarisering vid 25 mA/dmz, och en film deponeras på elektroden. Efter avsköljning I destillerat vatten överfóres elektroden till 0.1 M HClO . Genom cyklisk voltammetri mellan 0 och 0.8 V vs Ag/AgCl utvecklas redoxsignaturema från kinongrupper. Den specifika kapaciteten i materialet var 53 mAh/g. 5. Sulfometylerad Krañ lignin (MW 12,000) upplöses i 0.1 M HClO i en koncentration av 5 g/L och 0.5 ml pyrrol tillsättes. Elektrokemisk syntes sker via galvanostatisk polarisering vid 25 mA/dmz, och en film deponeras på elektroden. Efter avsköljning I destillerat vatten överfóres elektroden till 0.1 M HClO . Genom cyklisk voltammetn' mellan 0 och 0.8 V vs Ag/AgCl utvecklas redoxsignaturema från kinongrupper. Den specifika kapaciteten i materialet var 45 mAh/g.The ratio between injected charge during polymerization and deposited material was 5.2 104 g / C at this synthesis. Micro and nanostructural materials are shown in Figure E 1. Electrochemical characterization of the material is shown in Figures E2-E4. 3. Sodium salt of lignosulfonate å 'from hardwoods (MW 5,500) is dissolved in 0.1 M HClO at a concentration of 5 g / L and 0.5 ml of pyrrole is added. Electrochemical synthesis takes place via galvanostatic polarization at 25 mA / dmz, and one m lm is deposited on the electrode. After rinsing in distilled water, the electrode is transferred to 0.1 M HClO. Through cyclic voltammetry between 0 and 0.8 V vs Ag / AgCl, the redox signatures develop from quinone groups. The specific capacity of the material was 58 mAh / g. 4. Calcium salt of lignosulfonate from soft Nordic woods (pine) (MW 48,000) is dissolved in 0.1 M HClO at a concentration of 5 g / L and 0.5 ml of pyrrole is added. Electrochemical synthesis takes place via galvanostatic polarization at 25 mA / dmz, and one m lm is deposited on the electrode. After rinsing in distilled water, the electrode was transferred to 0.1 M HClO. Through cyclic voltammetry between 0 and 0.8 V vs Ag / AgCl, the redox signatures develop from quinone groups. The specific capacity of the material was 53 mAh / g. Sulfomethylated Krañ lignin (MW 12,000) is dissolved in 0.1 M HClO at a concentration of 5 g / L and 0.5 ml of pyrrole is added. Electrochemical synthesis takes place via galvanostatic polarization at 25 mA / dmz, and one m lm is deposited on the electrode. After rinsing in distilled water, the electrode was transferred to 0.1 M HClO. Through the cyclic voltage between 0 and 0.8 V vs Ag / AgCl, the redox signatures develop from quinone groups. The specific capacity of the material was 45 mAh / g.
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Figurförteckning Figur I Elektrokemisk mechanism i KP/L elektroder Figur 2 Cyklisk voltammetri med en KP/L elektrod. (A) Voltammograms mellan 0.1 and 0.4 V. (B) Voltammogram mellan 0.1 and 0.75 V. Svephastighet - 5 till 25 mV s'l (med ökande ström). (C) Toppströmmarnas beroende av svephastighet .List of figures Figure I Electrochemical mechanism in KP / L electrodes Figure 2 Cyclic voltammetry with a KP / L electrode. (A) Voltammograms between 0.1 and 0.4 V. (B) Voltammograms between 0.1 and 0.75 V. Sweep rate - 5 to 25 mV s'l (with increasing current). (C) Dependence of peak currents on sweep rate.
Elektrodens tjocklek - 0.5 um.Electrode thickness - 0.5 μm.
Figur 3 Cyklisk voltammetri med en KP/L elektrod. (A) Voltammograms mellan 0.1 and 0.4 V. (B) Voltammogram mellan 0.1 and 0.75 V. Svephastighet - 5 till 25 mV s* (med ökande ström). (B) Toppströmmamas beroende av roten av svephastighet . (C) Dekonvoluering av ett differentialpulsvoltammogram med Gaussiska element. Elektrodens tjocklek ~ 1.9 um.Figure 3 Cyclic voltammetry with a KP / L electrode. (A) Voltammograms between 0.1 and 0.4 V. (B) Voltammograms between 0.1 and 0.75 V. Sweep rate - 5 to 25 mV s * (with increasing current). (B) The dependence of peak currents on the root of sweeping velocity. (C) Deconvolution of a differential pulse voltammogram with Gaussian elements. Electrode thickness ~ 1.9 μm.
Figur 4 Elektronmikroskopibilder av tunna filmer av polypyrrol/lignin Figur 5 Galvanostatiska urladdningskurvor för (a) tunna (0.5 um) och (B) tjocka (1.9 pm) filmer av polypyrrole/ligliin komposit. Två sektioner kan identifieras, och är förbundna med elektrokemiska reaktioner i polypyrrol respective kínoner från lignin.Figure 4 Electron microscopy images of thin films of polypyrrole / lignin Figure 5 Galvanostatic discharge curves for (a) thin (0.5 μm) and (B) thick (1.9 μm) films of polypyrrole / ligline composite. Two sections can be identified, and are associated with electrochemical reactions in polypyrrole and lignin quinones, respectively.
Linjära regressionskurvor användes för att bestämma kapacitansen I elektroderna.Linear regression curves were used to determine the capacitance of the electrodes.
Figur 6 Kapacitans per massa för tunna och tjockare elektroder av polypyrrol(lignin), utvärderade från data fiån urladdningskurvor i F ig.5.Figure 6 Capacitance per mass for thin and thicker electrodes of polypyrrole (lignin), evaluated from the data from the discharge curves in Fig. 5.
Figur 7 Upprepade laddnings och urladdningscykler av material syntetiserats enligt Exempel 1.Figure 7 Repeated charge and discharge cycles of materials synthesized according to Example 1.
Figur 8 Förlust av laddningskapacitet versus tid, i material syntetiserats enligt Exempel 1Figure 8 Loss of charge capacity versus time, in materials synthesized according to Example 1
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