Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery 48.1V 3.35AH Lithium Battery Pack 18650 Lithium Battery For RV

Nominal Voltage	48.1V
Internal impedance	≤ 700mΩ
Discharge Cut-off Voltage	36.4V
Max Charge Voltage	54.6V
Max. Continuous Charge Current	2.0A-50A
Max. Continuous Discharge Current	5.0A-100A
Max. Discharge Peak Current	5.0A-100A
Protections	All protections adopted, please check Specs. of the PCM as below
Weight	1145g ± 4g
Max. Dimension	18650cell

“The reason why it’s behaving so differently” from conventional electrolytes is because of the way the molecules intrinsically assemble themselves into an ordered, layered structure where they come in contact with another material, such as the electrode inside a supercapacitor, says T. Alan Hatton, a professor of chemical engineering at MIT and the paper’s senior author. “It forms a very interesting, sandwich-like, double-layer structure.”

This highly ordered structure helps to prevent a phenomenon called “overscreening” that can occur with other ionic liquids, in which the first layer of ions (electrically charged atoms or molecules) that collect on an electrode surface contains more ions than there are corresponding charges on the surface. This can cause a more scattered distribution of ions, or a thicker ion multilayer, and thus a loss of efficiency in energy storage; “whereas with our case, because of the way everything is structured, charges are concentrated within the surface layer,” Hatton says.

The new class of materials, which the researchers call SAILs, for surface-active ionic liquids, could have a variety of applications for high-temperature energy storage, for example for use in hot environments such as in oil drilling or in chemical plants, according to Mao. “Our electrolyte is very safe at high temperatures, and even performs better,” he says. In contrast, some electrolytes used in lithium-ion batteries are quite flammable.