Influence of the electronic structure of SiO2/TiO2/Fe2O3/Al2O3 nanocomposite cathodes obtained by shock-vibration treatment on the charge capacities of lithium current sources
For the intensive development of scientific and technological progress, it is necessary to use new materials with unique desired properties, such as high sorption ability, superconducting properties, high ability to accumulate electric charge, etc. Despite the intensive development of electrical engineering and an increase in the number of portable electronics, it is necessary to use portable sources energy with high rates of charge capacity and cyclability. Currently, one of the most promising is lithium current sources (LCS). Therefore, we can say with confidence that the search for new electrode materials that would provide the above features is undoubtedly an urgent task.