Tailoring the Composition of a Mixed Anion Iron-Based Fluoride Compound: Evidence for Anionic Vacancy and Electrochemical Performance in Lithium Cells
Tailoring the Composition of a Mixed Anion Iron-Based Fluoride Compound: Evidence for Anionic Vacancy and Electrochemical Performance in Lithium Cells
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10.1021/cm501396n
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2014-07
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8.6
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M. Duttine;D. Dambournet;N. Penin;D. Carlier;L. Bourgeois;A. Wattiaux;K. Chapman;P. Chupas;H. Groult;E. Durand;A. Demourgues
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作者:
M. Duttine;D. Dambournet;N. Penin;D. Carlier;L. Bourgeois;A. Wattiaux;K. Chapman;P. Chupas;H. Groult;E. Durand;A. Demourgues
Microwave-assisted synthesis allows stabilizing Fe-based fluoride compounds with hexagonal tungsten bronze (HTB) network. The determination of the chemical composition, i.e., FeF2.2(OH)0.8·(H2O)0.33, revealed a significant deviation from the pure fluoride composition, with a high content of OH groups substituting fluoride ions. Rietveld refinement of the X-ray diffraction data and Mossbauer spectroscopy showed that the partial OH/F substitution impact on the structure (interatomic distances, angles, and so on) and the local environment of iron (isomer shift and quadrupole splitting distribution). The thermal behavior of the hydroxyfluoride compound has been thoroughly investigated. From room temperature to 350 °C under Ar flow, the HTB-type structure remains stable without any fluorine loss and only water departure. At T > 350 °C, the structure started to collapse with a partitioning of anions leading to α-FeF3 and α-Fe2O3. Within 200 °C ≤ T ≤ 350 °C, the chemical composition can be tuned with different c...