Method of preparing electrodes having evenly distributed component mixtures
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Aug 29, 2000
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Sep 11, 1998
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A process for forming an electrode involves mixing or homogenizing one or more electrode components in a 'fugitive carrier'. This mixture is then frozen by dropping the temperature to a level below which the fugitive carrier freezes. This locks the well-mixed electrode components in place in a solid matrix to form an electrode precursor. Thereafter, the fugitive carrier is sublimated from the electrode precursor to form an electrode in which the components are substantially unsegregated.
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