J. Technology and Education, Vol.21, No.1,
pp.33-37 (2014)
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Synthesis of Manganese Dioxide
by the Polymerized-Complex Method
for Lithium Primary Cells
Nobuaki
MIYAMOTO*, and Yuto KAMACHI
@ Department of Chemical Science and Engineering,
Ariake National College of Technology
i150, Higashihagio-machiCOmutaCFukuoka 836-8585, Japanj
(Received
March 26, 2014; Accepted May 1, 2014)
Abstract
Polymer gels were
formed by the polymerized-complex method using manganese acetate, sodium
acetate, citric acid, and ethylene glycol. Sodium manganese composite oxides
were prepared from heating gels at 500‹C. Manganese dioxides were obtained by
the extraction of sodium ions from the composite oxides in nitric acid
solution. It was confirmed from XRD patterns that the ƒÁ-MnO2 phase
was shown in a low molar ratio (Na/Mn…0.3) of sodium acetate to manganese acetate
in starting materials, and the formation of the ƒ¿-MnO2 phase and the
ƒÁ-MnO2 phase was observed in a higher ratio. The particle size and specific
surface area of the product were 0.1–1.0 ƒÊm and
250–270 m2g-1, respectively. The discharge capacities of
the products heated at 375‹C as a cathode material in a lithium/@manganese oxide battery were 275–280 mAh g-1, regardless of Na/Mn
ratio. The discharge capacities of the product obtained by this process were
higher than those of the product obtained by the sol-gel process using ethanol
as a solvent. It was found that the product obtained by this process holds
promise for use as a cathode material.
Key Words : Sol-Gel ProcessCPolymerized-Complex Method, Manganese DioxideCLithium Primary Cell