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-machi�COmuta�CFukuoka 836-8585, Japan�j
(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 Process�CPolymerized-Complex Method, Manganese Dioxide�CLithium Primary Cell