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Samsung patents solid salt materials for better battery ion flow

Patent drawing
Patent drawing from the official filing.

Samsung describes solid electrolyte materials made from lithium, calcium, and chlorine that help ions move through a battery. The filing explains how these specific crystal structures can be created and used in solid-state batteries.

Why it mattersThis is interesting because solid electrolytes are a key part of developing safer, higher-capacity batteries for electric cars and devices.

In the filing’s own words

Electrolyte materials having the formulas Li 2 CaCl 4 or Li 3 Ca 2 Cl 7 are provided, wherein the electrolyte material crystallizes in a space group selected from the group consisting of Cm, Imma, Cmmm, and P 1. A solid-state battery comprising Li 2 CaCl 4 or Li 3 Ca 2 Cl 7 electrolyte materials is provided. Methods for making Li 2 CaCl 4 and Li 3 Ca 2 Cl 7 electrolyte materials are also provided.

What exactly they claim (claim 1)

1. An electrolyte material according to the formula Li 2 CaCl 4 or the formula Li 3 Ca 2 Cl 7, wherein the electrolyte material crystallizes in a space group selected from the group consisting of Cm, Imma, Cmmm, and P 1.

Facts

Company
Samsung (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
Official title
SOLID STATE Li2CaCl4 AND Li3Ca2Cl7 ELECTROLYTE MATERIALS WITH HIGH IONIC CONDUCTIVITY
Publication number
US20260326579A1
Application number
19364335
Filed
Oct 21, 2025
Published
Oct 22, 2026
Inventors
4
Claims
21

Classified under

B60L 50/64 Operations & transportB60K 1/04 Operations & transportB60L 7/10 Operations & transportB60L 53/16 Operations & transportB60L 58/12 Operations & transportC01F 11/00 Chemistry & metals

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Summaries are simplified from the filing’s own abstract and first claim. A patent filing is not a product announcement.
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