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     576  17 Liquid Nonaqueous Electrolytes
                    Table 17.13  Surface reactions of lithium salts at graphite electrodes.
                    Reaction                                                 References
                            −    +                                           [336, 337]
                    LiAsF 6 + 2e + 2Li → 3LiF ↓+AsF 3
                            −     +
                    AsF 3 + 2xe + 2xLi → Li x AsF 3−x + xLiF ↓                  –
                                 +
                            −
                    LiBF 4 + xe + xLi → LiF ↓+ Li x BF y ↓                     [339]
                            −    +                                           [336, 337]
                    LiPF 6 + 2e + 2Li → 3LiF ↓+ PF 3
                            −    +
                    LiPF 6 + xe + xLi → LiF ↓+ Li x PF y ↓                   [333, 339]
                                                                               [332]
                    LiPF 6 → LiF + PF 5
                    LiPF 6 + Li 2 CO 3 → 3LiF + POF 3 + CO 2                    –
                    PF 5 + Li 2 CO 3 → 2LiF + POF 3 + CO 2                      –
                              −                                                [339]
                    LiCF 3 SO 3 + e → LiF ↓+·CF 2 SO 3
                               −    +                                          [339]
                    2LiCF 3 SO 3 + 2e + 2Li → 2Li 2 SO 3 ↓+C 2 F 6 ↑
                           −    +
                    C 2 F 6 + 2e + 2Li → LiCF 2 CF 3 + LiF ↓
                                 −    +   1             1
                    LiC(SO 2 CF 3 ) 3 + ne + nLi → Li 2 S 2 O 4 + mLiF + Li x C 2 F y
                                          2             2
                    +Li 2 C(SO 2 CF 3 ) 2                                    [337, 340]
                                 −    +                                      [337, 340]
                    LiC(SO 2 CF 3 ) 3 + 2e + 2Li → Li 2 C(SO 2 CF 3 ) 2 + LiSO 2 CF 3
                                 −    +                                      [337, 340]
                    LiN(SO 2 CF 3 ) 2 + ne + nLi → Li 3 N + Li 2 S 2 O 4 ↓+LiF ↓+Li x C 2 F y
                                   +
                              −
                    Li 2 S 2 O 4 + 4e + 4Li → Li 2 SO 3 + Li 2 S ↓+Li 2 O ↓     –
                              −     +
                    Li 2 S 2 O 4 + 10e + 10Li → 2Li 2 S ↓+4Li 2 O ↓             –
                                 −    +                                      [337, 340]
                    LiN(SO 2 CF 3 ) 2 + 2e + 2Li → Li 2 NSO 2 CF 3 + LiSO 2 CF 3
                                                                               [341]
                    O                  +  O      +  O  O      O       +
                         O    O   O  +Li      O Li        −Co      O Li
                            −                    −•                  −•
                           B                    B                   B  O
                         O  Li +  O  O        O   O                O       O
                    O                     O        + −  O     O          −  +
                                                  Li                   O   Li
                                                 (I)                 (II)
                                  O
                           −Li C O 4   O
                              2
                             2
                    (I) +  (I)          B  O   O
                                       O            O   O
                                  O
                                          O    O  B
                                             (III)  O   O
                                  O                     O
                             C O       O            O
                           −Li 2  2  4
                    (I) +  (II)         B  O   O  B
                                       O            O
                                  O                     O
                                             O
                                            (IV)
                    intermediates. Here, the secondary and tertiary radicals are thought to be more
                    stable [336]. Calculations of relative energies of the most stable species reveal lower
                    reactivities of PC species. Furthermore, the difference of HOMO-LUMO (lowest
                    unoccupied molecular orbital) energies for PC are smaller than for EC at 1758
                                 −1
                    and 1781 kJ·mol , respectively. Steric reasons due to the additional methyl group
                    of PC complete the clarification of the higher reactivity of EC [336]. The product,
                    (CH 2 OCO 2 Li) 2 , seems to form a very efficient film on carbon electrodes, where
     	
