Dataset on a ferroelectric based electrostatic and electrochemical Li-cell with a traditional cathode

Here we show the electrochemical raw data for a Li/ferroelectric Li-glass electrolyte/plasticizer/Li-rich, F doped LNMO coin cell where the plasticizer is succinonitrile-SN. The nominal composition of the active oxide-host cathode particles is Li(1.36)Ni(0.49)Mn(1.15)O(3.28)F(0.36) (LNMO) that disproportionated into 78 wt% spinel phase LiNi(1/2)Mn(3/2)O(3.8)F(0.2) and 22 wt% Li-rich, F-doped layered phase containing Li(2)MnO(3) planes separated by Li(+) and Ni(2+) ions. The Li(2.99)Ba(0.005)OCl electrolyte was synthesized and ground in ethanol. A cellulose matrix was dipped into the glass/ethanol slurry. This cell has been cycling for two years and six months. The electrochemical performance was firstly published in graphs after cycling the cell for about one year and three months [1]. The Li//LNMO CR2032 coin cell was assembled in an argon-filled glove box and electrochemically tested in a battery testing analyzer (LAND) at room temperature and at constant specific current densities and potentials between 2.5 and 4.8 V. Moreover, the cell's cycling current is 23 mA g(−1) (active cathode). The data might be used by the electrochemical (in particular, battery), electrostatic and ferroelectric researchers and industrials for comparative analysis. Furthermore, it can be reused by anyone interested in solid-state devices that wants to calculate the maximum energy stored electrostatically in these devices.