WU Hao-Qing

    Male, born on April 22, 1914. Graduated from the Department of Chemistry, Zhejiang University in 1935. Professor, Fudan University.

Wu improved the method for the determination of inner resistance of batteries. He systematically studied the electrochemistry of China¡¯s rich element, antimony, and he used the curve of differential capacity-potential to obtain the zero charge potential of antimony being -0.19(0.02V, which revised the literature data and is adopted by the world. He also obtained a number of valuable results in the research for practical purposes, such as the determination of optimum concentration of electrolyte for the production of reserve battery, the search for electrolytic solution used in sensor of tiltmeter, and the work on conductive liquid for flight platform. In his research on high energy lithium batteries, he creatively put forward the intercalation reaction mechanism of Li/CuO battery. This mechanism revised predecessors¡¯s view and has been accepted worldwide.

He was elected Member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1980.

 Tel:£¨021£©65642403           E-mail: hqwu@fudan.edu.cn  

Research Interesting:

(1) Kinetics of Intercalation Electrode Reaction. (2) High Energy Batteries©¤Lithium ion battery. (3) Solid Electrolytes.  

The number of papers published in journals home and abroad: over 50

Selected Publications: (in the recent 5 years)  

1.  Characterization of a new spinel Li-Cr-Mn-O for secondary lithium battery

      J. Electroanalytical Chemistry, 463(1999)24-28.

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2.  Structural and electrochemical properties of disordered carbon prepared by the pyrolysis of poly(p-phenylene) below 1000oC for the anode of a lithium-ion battery Carbon, 37(1999)1409-1416.

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3.  Electrochemical intercalation of lithium species into disordered carbon prepared by the heat treatment of poly(p-phenylene) at 650oC for anode in lithium-ion battery Electrochimica Acta, 45(2000)1735.

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4.  The Study of Quaternary Spinel Phase Li-M-Mn-O (M=Ni, Cr, Mo, V) Cathode Acta Chimica Sinica, 57(1999)653-658.

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5.  Electrochemical Kinetics  

  China Higher education Press Beijing and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heideberg, (1998).