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Department of Organic and Polymeric Materials, Tokyo Institute of Technology,2–12–1 Ookayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 152–8552, JapanDevelopment of all solid-state Li secondary based on the use of dry polymer or inorganic electrolytes is vital as they will be freeof solvent leakages and improve inammability. However, both are still under development for many years due to low ionicconductivity, poor mechanical property and/or large internal impedance associated to poorly dened interfaces. In this paper, wereport on a preparation and physicochemical property of mesoporous silica (MPS)/Li conductive polyethylene oxide (Li-PEO)-based polymer hybrid electrolytes (MPS+Li-PEO), and electrochemical performance of the Li/MPS+Li-PEO/LiFePO

Fabrication and electrochemical performance of lithium polymer battery using mesoporous silica/polymer hybrid electrolyte