Structural water and disordered structure promote aqueous sodium-ion energy storage in sodium-birnessite
Structural water and disordered structure promote aqueous sodium-ion energy storage in sodium-birnessite
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10.1038/s41467-019-12939-3
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2019-10
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16.6
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Xiaoqian Shan;Fenghua Guo;Daniel S. Charles;Zachary W. Lebens-Higgins;Sara Abdel Razek;Jinpeng Wu;Wenqian Xu;Wanli Yang;K. Page;J. Neuefeind;M. Feygenson;L. Piper;Xiaowei Teng
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Xiaoqian Shan;Fenghua Guo;Daniel S. Charles;Zachary W. Lebens-Higgins;Sara Abdel Razek;Jinpeng Wu;Wenqian Xu;Wanli Yang;K. Page;J. Neuefeind;M. Feygenson;L. Piper;Xiaowei Teng
Birnessite is a low-cost and environmentally friendly layered material for aqueous electrochemical energy storage; however, its storage capacity is poor due to its narrow potential window in aqueous electrolyte and low redox activity. Herein we report a sodium rich disordered birnessite (Na0.27MnO2) for aqueous sodium-ion electrochemical storage with a much-enhanced capacity and cycling life (83 mAh g−1after 5000 cycles in full-cell). Neutron total scattering and in situ X-ray diffraction measurements show that both structural water and the Na-rich disordered structure contribute to the improved electrochemical performance of current cathode material. Particularly, the co-deintercalation of the hydrated water and sodium-ion during the high potential charging process results in the shrinkage of interlayer distance and thus stabilizes the layered structure. Our results provide a genuine insight into how structural disordering and structural water improve sodium-ion storage in a layered electrode and open up an exciting direction for improving aqueous batteries.