Fabrication and Porous Architecture of Crosslinked Polyimides for Lithium–Sulfur Batteries and Their Electrochemical Properties
Fabrication and Porous Architecture of Crosslinked Polyimides for Lithium–Sulfur Batteries and Their Electrochemical Properties
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.iecr.1c04634
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发表时间:
2022-02
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4.2
通讯作者:
Kaixiang Shi;Y. Lin;Junhao Li;Zhangshi Xiong;Jinyu Liao;Quanbing Liu
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作者:
Kaixiang Shi;Y. Lin;Junhao Li;Zhangshi Xiong;Jinyu Liao;Quanbing Liu
Porous organic polymers (POPs) as lithium–sulfur battery cathode hosts have acquired comprehensive interest owing to various fabrication strategies and multifunctions (tuned porous confinement and intense chemisorption anchoring) for the improved battery performance. Currently, the exploitation of POPs with well-constructed porous frameworks and adequate polar substances is reviewed as an efficient approach. Herein, we provide crosslinked porous polyimides (CR-PPIs) on the basis of traditional polymerization and crosslinking reaction. These materials give adequate space for accommodating LiPSs and relieve shuttle behaviors through the coordinated function of physical confinement (hierarchical micropores) and intense chemisorption anchoring (high-content polar heteroatom N). CR-PPIs composited with carbon nanotubes expedite charge/ion migration through the valid storage method and transport pathway. Moreover, benefiting from the high-content pyrrolic and pyrrolic N species, S/CR-PPI-PE has superior electrochemical properties between these composites.