Effect of Surface Chemical Bonding States on Lithium Intercalation Properties of Surface‐Modified Lithium Cobalt Oxide
Effect of Surface Chemical Bonding States on Lithium Intercalation Properties of Surface‐Modified Lithium Cobalt Oxide
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DOI:
10.1002/batt.201800122
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发表时间:
2019-05
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Jun-ichi Hata;M. Hirayama;Kota Suzuki;N. Dupré;D. Guyomard;R. Kanno
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作者:
Jun-ichi Hata;M. Hirayama;Kota Suzuki;N. Dupré;D. Guyomard;R. Kanno
Understanding interfacial reactions between surface‐modified lithium intercalation cathodes and organic electrolytes facilitates the design of highly functional cathodes for lithium‐ion batteries. Here, the chemical bonding state between a LiCoO2cathode and a ZrO2−xsurface layer is controlled by pulsed arc plasma deposition using different ion energies. The lithium intercalation properties and interfacial structure changes are subsequently analyzed. The Zr−O−Co‐modified surface formed by interaction between ZrO2−xand LiCoO2provides superior cycle stability under high‐voltage operation (2.8–4.5 V). X‐ray photoemission spectroscopy clarifies that the Zr−O−Co surface forms highly adhesive ZrOxFyas a cathode electrolyte interphase (CEI). The chemical bonding state at the ZrO2−x/LiCoO2interface affects the reactivity of ZrO2−xwith electrolyte species as well as the architecture of the CEI, which may determine the cell performances of lithium intercalation cathodes.