NiSb2 as negative electrode for Li-ion batteries: An original conversion reaction
NiSb2 as negative electrode for Li-ion batteries: An original conversion reaction
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jpowsour.2007.06.256
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发表时间:
2007-10
影响因子:
9.2
通讯作者:
C. Villevieille;C. Ionica-Bousquet;Bernard Ducourant-;J. Jumas;L. Monconduit
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作者:
C. Villevieille;C. Ionica-Bousquet;Bernard Ducourant-;J. Jumas;L. Monconduit
The study of the electrochemical reaction mechanism of lithium with NiSb2intermetallic material is reported here. The nickel diantimonide prepared by classic ceramic route is proposed as possible candidate for anodic applications in Li-ion batteries. The electrochemical characterisation of NiSb2versus Li+/Li0shows a reversible uptake of 5 lithium per formula unit, which leads to reversible capacities of 500mAhg−1at an average potential of 0.9V. From ex situ XRD and121Sb Mössbauer measurements it was shown that during the first discharge the orthorhombic NiSb2phase undergoes a pure conversion process (NiSb2+6 Li++6e−→Ni0+2Li3Sb). During the charge process that follows, the lithium extraction from the composite electrode takes place through an original conversion process, leading to the formation of the high pressure NiSb2polymorph. This highly reversible mechanism makes it possible to sustain 100% of the specific capacity after 15 cycles.