Abstract
The electrical and electrochemical characteristics of pyrolized fly ash which has a porous structure have been investigated for use as an electrode active material in rechargeable batteries. The electrodes of pyrolized fly ash show good stability and high Coulombic efficiency in charge–discharge cycles in LiClO4/PC. The charge–discharge capacity of pyrolized fly ash with a heat treatment temperature of 1100 °C is as high as 205 mA h/g. From the viewpoint of recycling of industrial waste, we propose to use fly ash as a negative electrode in a lithium ion secondary battery.
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